… The curriculum is meticulously designed, referencing the latest guidelines from the American Art Therapy Association and integrating years of teaching and psychotherapy experience in Tharros Centre. Each learning content in the programme is grounded in theory, and appropriate practice is included to ensure effective learning.

… Psychology element is integrated in programme design and presented in an accessible manner. This helps students without prior training in the field to understand pathological and developmental psychology, bolstering their awareness and flexibility in practical applications.

… Each subject is independent and tailored to different target groups with different psychological needs. Students can flexibly choose subjects based on their interests and needs. Tuition fees are charged per selected subject. Independent certificate will be issued upon completion of each subject; whereas graduation certificate and academic transcript will be awared after completing the required course credits.

… Theoretical foundation, application principles, and art application skills of the learning contents are explained in detailed. In-class exercises and assignments involving case studies and self-reflection are included to ensure students grasp learned theories and practice. This allows student to put theory into practice by adjusting learned knowledge in real-world applications.

… The programme adopts the therapeutic art therapy orientation, balancing psychological expression with therapeutic interventions. This allows clients not only to express their emotions but also to gain deeper insights and adjustments through art.

… The programme's exercises and assignments adopts real case studies and self-reflection materials, teaching case analysis and application. This enhances students' confidence and skills in helping others while promoting self-reflection and personal improvement. It is especially suitable for teachers, social workers, programme workers, art enthusiasts, individuals experiencing emotional distress, and their caregivers, etc.