Events

Art Therapy can be defined as a form of psychotherapy that utilises a creative medium to allow an additional and alternative way for individuals to explore and understand their life experiences in a safe and therapeutic enviornment.

For the past 20 years the Cork Summer School in Art Theraphy has welcomend up to 60 participants annually, providing them with a unique opportuntity to learn about and experience the Art Therapy process.

Art Therapy can be defined as a form of psychotherapy that utilises a creative medium to allow an additional and alternative way for individuals to explore and understand their life experiences in a safe and therapeutic enviornment.

For the past 20 years the Cork Summer School in Art Theraphy has welcomend up to 60 participants annually, providing them with a unique opportuntity to learn about and experience the Art Therapy process.

Art Therapy can be defined as a form of psychotherapy that utilises a creative medium to allow an additional and alternative way for individuals to explore and understand their life experiences in a safe and therapeutic enviornment.

For the past 20 years the Cork Summer School in Art Theraphy has welcomend up to 60 participants annually, providing them with a unique opportuntity to learn about and experience the Art Therapy process.

Art Therapy can be defined as a form of psychotherapy that utilises a creative medium to allow an additional and alternative way for individuals to explore and understand their life experiences in a safe and therapeutic enviornment.

For the past 20 years the Cork Summer School in Art Theraphy has welcomend up to 60 participants annually, providing them with a unique opportuntity to learn about and experience the Art Therapy process.

Art Therapy can be defined as a form of psychotherapy that utilises a creative medium to allow an additional and alternative way for individuals to explore and understand their life experiences in a safe and therapeutic enviornment.

For the past 20 years the Cork Summer School in Art Theraphy has welcomend up to 60 participants annually, providing them with a unique opportuntity to learn about and experience the Art Therapy process.

Inclusion Ireland is co-coordinating a national protest march under the banner ‘People with Disabilities Say No More Cuts!’
 
People with a disability and their families and friend will meet at the Garden of Remembrance at 12pm on Wednesday 7th July, marching down O’Connell Street, before assembling outside Leinster House. 

Due to funding from the AIB better Ireland campaign and the co-operation of the Leitrim HSE autism services, we are delighted to offer your son or daughter a place at the above activity camp.

Suitable for 8 years old to 16 years old.

The camp will run on Sunday 11nd July, Sunday 18th July and Thursday  22nd July. From 11am to 4pm.

It is located in the Lough Allen Adventure Centre, Ballinagleragh, Co Leitrim. (www.loughallenadventure.com)