The Sparkle Blog
Therapist Alli Shares Her Creative Process
By: Alli Fisher, MA, LMHCA, ATR-P Published on: 21/06/2024FlowArt's Art Therapist, Alli Fisher, talks about her creative process and includes three art directives for you to do at home. Check out her amazing art in the blog!
Therapist Sarah's Art Journey Towards Self-Compassion
By: Sarah Hie Published on: 21/06/2024FlowArt's Therapist, Sarah shares her own process for creating and exploring self-compassion through her art-making.
Art Therapy: Empowering Neurodivergent Individuals Through Visual Communication
By: Misty Gibson, PhD Published on: 18/06/2024Dr. Misty Gibson is a Board-Certified, Registered Art Therapist (ATCB) and has long experienced the benefits of being able to communicate through imagery. The process of using art as a modality to communicate is particularly effective for neurodivergent individuals who may otherwise struggle to communicate their needs and experiences effectively through traditional talk therapy.
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