Art therapy
"Indeed, art therapy, by integrating aspects of visual arts, medicine, psychology, psychotherapy, special education, and social work, has united science and art. I agree that art in all its forms is healthy. Creativity possesses an inherent therapeutic aspect; however, it does not automatically become art therapy. During art therapy sessions, artworks are explored through fairly defined medical methodologies and analyzed using specific guidelines. This is what distinguishes art therapy from art for health. Moreover, paradoxically, art therapy does not require any artistic skills at all." - says Diana.
Diana is art therapist focusing on families, adolescents, and children, with practical experience working with children managing chronic conditions like diabetes, emphasizes fostering emotional resilience, self-expression, and communication. The approach centers on helping clients navigate family dynamics, developmental challenges, and the psychological impacts of living with health-related issues. Through creative therapeutic techniques, she aim to provide a safe space for exploring emotions, improving relationships, and building coping skills tailored to individual and family needs.
Individual and group Art therapy sessions in private Diana's workshop in Klaipeda.
Individual session: price 50 eur / hour
Group sessions (up to 8 people, 2 hours) - 150 eur.
Sessions experience: "The monotonous repetition of a certain movement had calmed the child. After this therapy, the child was able to maintain attention for a longer time and remain in the group".
