Both group and individual sessions can be beneficial in art therapy for ADHD. Group sessions offer opportunities to develop social skills, self-awareness, and collaboration, which are crucial for managing ADHD in children. These settings also help children address impulsivity and learn how their actions affect their peers.
Individual therapy, however, provides a personalized approach where children can focus on specific challenges related to their ADHD diagnosis and practice emotion regulation and problem-solving skills. You can read more on how art therapy helps improve children’s social skills here.