Job Description Dance Therapists work with people who have social, emotional, cognitive and physical problems. Music Therapists work with the same range of problems as dance therapists, but employ song and instruments to heal their patients. They use planned musical activities that include singing, rhythmic movement, and instruments to help people from speech impairments to improving fine motor control. They also help bring patients out of depression and grief.
Art Therapists use visual art to help emotionally disabled young children and teenagers.
2002 Art therapy is a growing field. Employment continues to increase as it is recognized by professionals and clients. Graduates are successful at finding employment in both full and part time positions. Average yearly Earnings Earnings vary depending upon the type of practice and job responsibilities. Education Requirement Must complete core curriculum outlined in AATA education standards to qualify as a professional art therapist.