Art as a Therapy
About Us
"Art it!" offers art programs designed to facilitate self-discovery within a supportive community of like-minded individuals. These programs are ideal for those who value their psychological and emotional well-being and are keen on exploring their creative potential.
What is "Art it!"?
"Art it!" offers art sessions and programs designed for self-discovery in a supportive environment of like-minded individuals who are committed to their psycho-emotional health and interested in unlocking their creative potential. Our sessions also facilitate adaptation and help reduce overall stress and anxiety levels.
"Art it!" is founded on two main principles:
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Art as Therapy
The creative process serves as a tool for self-discovery. The exclusive use of professional art materials during our sessions creates a genuine creative atmosphere that fosters comfortable self-expression among participants.
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Safe Environment
We aim to establish an environment where everyone feels safe, free, and part of a collective field focused on self-discovery and collaborative art therapy work, where expressing oneself in any form without fear is encouraged.
Meet our Art Therapists
Our art therapists employ a variety of artistic techniques and materials, including pastel drawings, collage, the creation of physical objects, and the use of watercolor and acrylic paints, as well as voice and body work.
Vika Luminarskaya
Vika has been working in Art and Gestalt therapy for 10 years, specializing in topics such as: immigration, adaptation to a new place, family and partner relationships, sexuality, experiencing feelings of loss and shame.
Ana Velikovsky
Yulia Fayn
Ana focuses on unlocking creative potential and fostering liberation. In her sessions, she utilizes diverse techniques and materials, including pastels, collages, and a range of crafts. She helps individuals in identifying their true desires and needs.
Yulia focuses on topics related to revealing creative individuality, developing creativity, and self-actualization. In her work, she combines techniques from art therapy, museum therapy, and drama therapy.