Art therapy
Art therapy is an evidence-based creative therapy in which visual means of expression — drawing, painting, collage, clay and other materials — are used to reach therapeutic goals. Creative activity helps express what is difficult to put into words and opens new perspectives on oneself and one's experiences.
No previous art skills or talent are required. What matters is not the artistic value of the finished work but the process of making and what it means for the client.
From autumn 2026, therapist Kai-Liis Gramakovski will be seeing children and young people (ages 4–28) for individual art therapy at the centre. Places are limited, and therapy can also be attended through local government (KOV) support.
Frequently asked questions
All our art therapists work in accordance with the ethical standards of their professional association.