Welcome to the Georgia Art Therapy Association


What is GATA?
The Georgia Art Therapy Association (GATA), a statewide non-profit organization, was founded in 1978. GATA is an affiliate Chapter of the national organization, The American Art Therapy Association, Inc. (AATA). Members belong to both organizations, but GATA also includes those who support the practice of art therapy, as a Friend of GATA.  We seek to educate other professionals and the public about the benefits of art therapy.

If you have recently joined the Georgia Art Therapy Association, please contact
Karen Corry in order to receive instructions on the use of our listserv.

Welcome to all of our New GATA members. Hope to see you at our next quarterly meeting.
UPCOMING EVENTS:
*The next GATA meeting will be on September 9th, 10-12pm, at The Peaceful Place. 

*Various art therapy
​workshops by our GATA members
News...
For more information on why we are seeking Art Therapy licensure in the state of Georgia, click here. If you are interested in joining our Governmental Affairs Committee, please contact us ASAP!
Happenings 
We maintain a calendar of workshops, conferences, classes and meetings.
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Opportunities
We offer information and connections for supervision, internships, job and volunteer opportunities.
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Resources
We are happy to share links, publication resources and our information about our board and members.
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Blog
Check out our recent blog posts for updates on GATA, the community and upcoming/past events!
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Support
​Art Therapy
in Georgia!
Please donate to our gofundme page.
Your contributions will go towards the process of gaining licensure in
​the state of Georgia.
Thank you!
"Art washes away from the soul the dust of everyday life."
– Pablo Picasso

Art Therapy

Art therapy is the clinical application of art and psychology as a vehicle for communication, healing, and growth. Self-expression through the arts engages the creative process and helps clients gain insight, and fosters a sense of well being. Sometimes feelings are too difficult to talk about and the process of art therapy can make verbal expression more accessible.

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