British Association of Art Therapists

Welcome to the web site of the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT)

Welcome to the web site of the British Association of Art Therapists or BAAT as we are known. The web site includes:

BAAT run various short courses for art therapists, prospective arts therapists and the general public. See our new short course schedule for Summer 2008 >> 

Introduction to Art Therapy courses will be held in Bristol on 17 May, Cambridge on 21 June, Dorchester on 4 July and London on 5 July.

New dates for Foundation Courses in the autumn: Wednesday afternoon course and a Thursday evening / Saturday course start in September. The next One Week Foundation Course in London start on Monday 14th July.

New ATPRN peer review training in Manchester, Saturday 24th May 2008. Art Therapy Practice Research Network Symposium: Art-Based research – New Ways of Evidencing our Practice - 4th July 2008.

The ABC of Engaging with Commissioning for Arts Therapists: Conference 17th March 2008: Report, presentations, notes from children and adults working groups and tool kit

Organisational Consultancy - an Art Therapy Approach: the BAAT Council has agreed to support a pilot project which aims to develop a new and distinct method of working with teams and organisations.

New Document from the DH for Art Therapists working with Children: "Building Brighter Futures: Next Steps for the Children's Workforce"

New and updated features on the web site (latest 08/05/2008)

For BAAT Members:

 

BAAT, 24-27 White Lion Street, London N1 9PD
Tel: 020 7686 4216 Fax: 020 7837 7945
email: info@baat.org

News

BAAT AGM 2008 >>

Short courses for Art Therapists >>

Introduction to Art Therapy workshops >>

Art Therapy Foundation Courses >>

What Art Therapy clients say >>

BAAT in the Media: "Cancer sufferer finds therapy in form of art" >>

 

Recruitment

School Project Manager, volunteer Counsellors and Art Psychotherapist required >>

Advertise your Art Therapy post >>

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