Body
You do not need to be an artist to participate in art therapy, and it's preferred that you have no preconceived ideas of art skills as the therapy is exploring creativity without a goal.
American Dance Therapy Association
The ADTA maintains the standards of practice and code of ethics in the field of dance/movement therapy. It provides information for the public, membership benefits to professionals and a newsletter, journal, and conferences
10632 Little Patuxent Parkway, Suite 108
Columbia, MD 21044
410.997.4040
Artists Breaking Limits & Expectations (A.B.L.E)
Building the model for meaningful, accessible, and inclusive theatre because we believe everyone is A.B.L.E. to connect, contribute, and create.
https://ableensemble.com/
773.234.4427
P.O. Box #147069
Chicago, IL 60614
Fine Art Miracles
Fine Art Miracles (FAM) is a Nonprofit Organization, using Creative Expression and Social Robotics to enhance communication and overall well-being, while decreasing inhibition and loneliness.
605 McKnight Park Dr.
Pittsburgh, PA 15237
412.432.9559
Institute for Therapy through the Arts – ITA Chicago
ITA offers the following forms of Creative Arts Therapy at our Evanston, downtown Chicago, and Highland Park locations:
Music Therapy
Drama Therapy
Art Therapy
Dance / Movement Therapy
847.425.9708 |
info@itachicago.org
Reinventability.com
Located in Chicago, Reinventability provides disability dance classes build skills and confidence. Their inclusion seminars expand horizons by enlightening notions of limits, dispelling the negative perceptions that limit opportunities. They also provide inclusive workshops that brings people of all ages and abilities together to strengthen bonds and celebrate differences. Other activities include special events, dance parties, hospital programs, fun festivals, and professional productions.
https://www.reinventability.com/
312.374,3696
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