Both art making itself, as well as the materials and the setting in which art therapy occurs, have their roots in our ancestors' use of the arts to reconcile imbalances that affect individual, relational, community and environmental health. An imaginal psychology approach that blends current psychological knowledge with indigenous wisdom is deemed most faithful to the contemporary use of the arts for healing. Because art making provides direct experiences in knowing, personal growth through individual art therapy is considered an integral part in all professional training. Fees may change due to increased program costs. Fees may increase in future years due to increased program costs.
Financial aid is available in the form of low-interest loans.
Students who have completed one semester of coursework may also apply for small department scholarships.