At our clinic, social skills groups and art therapy are valuable therapeutic settings, especially for children, adolescents, and young adults seeking to build self-esteem, improve relationships, and develop personal resources in a safe and respectful environment.
Social skills groups focus on developing abilities such as communication, empathy, conflict resolution, active listening, and emotional expression. Through group dynamics, games, role-playing, and real-life scenarios, participants explore new ways of relating, learn to set boundaries assertively, and grow more confident in their social interactions. Belonging to a group fosters emotional validation and a sense of inclusion.
Group art therapy adds a creative dimension to the therapeutic process, using artistic expression as a pathway to self-discovery and emotional release. In a safe and nonjudgmental space, participants can explore complex emotions, share experiences, and feel seen—without having to rely solely on words. Artistic creation in a group promotes playfulness, spontaneity, and empathy, while reinforcing a strong sense of self.
Together, these therapeutic activities offer transformative experiences that support healthier relationships, greater self-awareness, and deeper confidence.