Creative projects involving group work - general musical performance or group painting, collage, sculpture - are useful in helping to explore and strengthen social and communication skills. In these ARTON sessions, children explore how they...
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In the ARTON Program our team of oncopsychologists, art therapists and music therapists develops the process of children's creativity as a process of self-knowledge, an opportunity for the child to see through a mirror his essence, his place...
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In ARTON sessions, creating a piece of music or a song is an emotional experience of coping and satisfaction for the participating children. They make friends with the work process just as they make friends with the drawing or sculpture they...
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Painting provides patients with a spontaneous, plastic method of depicting thoughts and experiences. Painting with paints is not as structured as with pencil or pastel and gives patients the opportunity to mix colors and experiment creatively....
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Mandala painting has proven to be an effective activity for insights and therapeutic experiences. A favorite topic of children patients in the ARTON Program due to its extremely colorful and free of association interpretation. In Sanskrit,...
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Making dolls and masks allows role-playing games and is one of the favorite topics of children in the ARTON Program. In these sessions, participants are given the opportunity to project emotions, worries and ideas through the dolls they have...
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Before the start of the actual art therapy session under the ARTON Program, an important part of its structure are the preparatory or "warming" exercises. They are not introduced by the art therapist artificially in the environment, but...
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In our work in conducting art therapy hospital sessions, we believe that creative play is learning through experience. The effect of this experience for the child is cognitive and mental. We observe it in the change of emotions, moods and...
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In the sessions of the ARTON Program, the creation of sculptural compositions from different materials - quick-drying clay, plasticine, model - allows children to see things in three dimensions. Observing a structure from all sides - front, back,...
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Combining different arts in ARTON sessions provides children with a wealth of opportunities for creative expression. Drawing and music used together enhance sensory perceptions as well as the expression of thoughts and feelings. Painting reveals...
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In the festive month of December, all sessions of the ARTON Program are connected with the approaching bright days, filled with joy and so much faith. The art therapist specially prepares topics and materials that are...
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The approach of the Christmas and New Year holidays is already felt in the air and this, of course, affects the sessions of the ARTON Program. Most topics are related to making different types of beauties, all for joy and...
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Creative projects involving group work - general musical performance or group painting, collage, sculpture - are useful in helping to explore and strengthen social...
In the ARTON Program our team of oncopsychologists, art therapists and music therapists develops the process of children's creativity as a process of...
In ARTON sessions, creating a piece of music or a song is an emotional experience of coping and satisfaction for the participating children. They make friends with...
Painting provides patients with a spontaneous, plastic method of depicting thoughts and experiences. Painting with paints is not as structured as with pencil or...
