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Art therapy schools in Texas - options and advice?

Hi everyone! I'm looking at schools in Texas with art therapy programs. Does anyone have any insights on which schools offer the best programs, internship opportunities, or overall experience related to art therapy? Thanks in advance!

2 years ago

Hi there! Art therapy programs aren't as common as some other majors, but you still have a few options to consider in Texas. Two schools in Texas that have reputable art therapy programs are:

1. St. Edward's University (Austin) - At St. Edward's, you can pursue a Bachelor of Arts in Art Therapy. The program offers coursework in psychology, art, and counseling, preparing students for graduate-level art therapy programs as well as a variety of related fields. They also have internship opportunities with organizations that serve diverse populations like children, adults, and older adults.

2. University of North Texas (Denton) - UNT offers a Master of Arts in Art Therapy. This program is particularly notable because it is one of the few master’s level programs in art therapy that is accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP). Students in this program receive extensive hands-on experience through practicum placements and internships in various community settings, including hospitals, schools, and nonprofit organizations.

While undergraduate programs in art therapy are limited in Texas, many students interested in art therapy pursue a bachelor's degree in art or psychology and then go on to a master's program in art therapy. If you're interested in exploring this path, you can consider other Texas schools with strong art and psychology programs, such as the University of Texas at Austin, Texas State University, or Texas A&M University.

When evaluating art therapy programs or schools with strong art and psychology offerings, consider factors such as faculty expertise, available resources, campus facilities, partnerships with local organizations, and alumni success. Reach out to current students or alumni through social media or college forums to get first-hand insights about the programs and opportunities at each school.

Good luck in your search for a great art therapy program in Texas!

2 years ago

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