Hi and welcome to the Creative Therapy Ideas blog, a database of therapy activities, tools, and resources, created just for mental health professionals like you!

This awesome collection of freebies for therapists includes free downloads like therapy worksheets, activity guides, cheat sheets, and more. Skip to content (Press Enter) Get your FREE Art Therapy Activity Guide here.

This collection of therapy resources includes the best products, tools, and supplies for therapists, counselors, and mental health professionals to use in their therapy practice.

6 days ago · Playful and engaging structural family therapy activities like the Family Sculpture, the Family Shield, the Create a Country activity, and the Fishbowl Drawing make the initial phases of Structural Family Therapy more approachable and effective.

Jan 8, 2024 · Guided journals tap into the benefits of journal therapy by targeting specific areas with questions and activities that allow you to sort through your feelings and thoughts on certain topics. There are all kinds of guided journals on the market and …

6 days ago · This collection of blog posts and articles features therapy activities that are perfect for working with families, as well as for use in family therapy.

Dec 12, 2021 · Creative Ways to Use Art Therapy Activities with Adults. There are lots of ways to use art therapy activities with adults, including the standard drawing, painting, and sculpting. But here are a few more art therapy ideas for creative ways to use work with adults: Photography; Mixed Media, Collage, Assemblage; Comic Strips & Comic Books

Welcome to the Creative Therapy Ideas, a blog created especially for you! My name is Hayley Wilds and I am a licensed professional counselor, art therapist, certified family-based therapist, clinical supervisor, and mom. I am also the creator and founder of Creative Therapy Ideas.

Mar 31, 2023 · This collection of blog posts and articles feature therapy activities that work especially well with adults.

Jan 18, 2024 · Bringing a little structure to the overwhelming fluidity of grief can be extremely valuable in the therapy room. Simple journal prompts can bring forth powerful thoughts and feelings that clients didn’t know they needed to express.