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Art as Therapy: Emotional and Social Development in Schools
“Art as therapy” is Edith Kramer’s term, and it puts the healing in the making itself rather than in an adult decoding what a drawing means. That distinction is the part a teacher can honestly do, and the whole week is built on it.
Session dates6–10 Sep 2027
LocationEma Antalya
Duration5 days
FundingErasmus+ eligible
About this course
Most teachers already reach for paper and paint when a class is going through something difficult. This week keeps the benefit in the making itself, not in an adult deciding what a drawing means, and shows you clearly where a teacher’s part ends. Monday — you learn where the line between a teacher’s art session…
Methodology
Making Before Meaning
Every format is practised as a maker first. You work the material yourself before asking a child to, because the response you can give depends on knowing what that material does in the hand.
A Line You Can Defend
The week is organised around what a teacher may do and what belongs to a qualified therapist, so that every activity you take home sits on the safe side of it and you can say why.
Observation Instead of Interpretation
You practise recording what a child did with the material, in what order, and what they said about it — a record a colleague or a professional can actually use — rather than deciding what an image means.
What you'll take home
Run art-based sessions in which the therapeutic work is in the making, and explain to a colleague or a parent why that is the claim you are making and not a larger one.
Recognise the five ways children use art materials — exploring the material, discharge, copied stereotype, picture-in-place-of-words, and formed expression — and respond differently to each.
Intervene as a “third hand”: help a child reach the piece they were trying to make without taking the work over.
Design an eight-session sequence — or ten, where the timetable allows — for a named group in your own school, structured against what the children in the research said helped.
State where your own competence ends, and name both referral routes — safeguarding and therapy — in your own country’s system.
Other dates for this course
- 16–20 Nov 2026 Rome Planned
- 7–11 Dec 2026 Antalya Planned
- 1–5 Feb 2027 Budapest Planned
- 15–19 Feb 2027 Rome Planned
- 29 Mar – 2 Apr 2027 Antalya Planned
- 24–28 May 2027 İstanbul Planned
- 26–30 Jul 2027 Bremen Planned
- 8–12 Nov 2027 İstanbul Planned
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25 hours of training & materials
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Where our participants come from
Aggregated across all EMA courses, not specific to this session.
Romanian
22%
Polish
16%
Lithuanian
9%
Portuguese
8%
Bulgarian
7%
+ educators from 20 more countries across Europe and beyond
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