Master of Creative Arts Therapy (Clinical)
Develop clinical expertise in arts therapy to enhance mental health and wellbeing through creative expression.
Best for:Best for graduates in psychology, counselling, arts, or related fields seeking to specialise in clinical arts therapy and work in mental health or therapeutic settings.
Overview
This Master of Creative Arts Therapy (Clinical) programme at Whitecliffe College equips students with advanced skills to integrate creative practices—such as visual arts, music, drama, and movement—into therapeutic interventions. Students engage in both theoretical and hands-on learning, blending academic study with experiential workshops held intensively over weekends and week-long seminars. The programme fosters innovation in clinical practice, preparing graduates to work in diverse settings like mental health clinics, hospitals, and community organisations. It is ideal for those passionate about creativity, psychology, and supporting individuals through therapeutic arts. The curriculum emphasises evidence-based practice, ethical considerations, and the application of creative modalities to address psychological and emotional challenges.
What you'll do
- Develop and apply creative arts therapy techniques to support mental health and emotional wellbeing.
- Engage in theoretical and experiential learning through intensive workshops and seminars.
- Collaborate with peers, faculty, and local communities to explore innovative therapeutic approaches.
- Pioneer new frontiers in clinical arts therapy through research and practice.
- Develop confidence and expertise in delivering arts-based therapeutic interventions.
- Participate in regular seminars and workshops to enhance clinical skills and knowledge.
Requirements
Degree required: Bachelor’s degree in psychology, counselling, arts, or a related field (or equivalent qualification).
Degree offered: Master of Creative Arts Therapy (Clinical)
Language: English proficiency (level not specified in source).
Instruction: English
- Strong interest in psychology, counselling, or arts-based therapeutic practices.
- Ability to engage in reflective practice and self-exploration.
- Commitment to ethical and evidence-based therapeutic approaches.
- Willingness to participate in intensive, hands-on workshops and seminars.
- No specific nationality or residency restrictions mentioned.
- No age or prior experience caps specified.
Funding & terms
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How to apply
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Applicants should follow the application instructions provided on the official Whitecliffe College website. The process typically involves submitting an application form, academic transcripts, a personal statement, and any additional documents required by the programme. Contact details for further guidance are available on the university’s admissions page.
- Application form
- Academic transcripts (Bachelor’s degree)
- Personal statement or motivation letter
- CV or resume
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