Become an art therapist contributor
Make an impact on future patients
Mental health professions have a negative connotation in one way or another with the general populace, such as seeking out mental health treatment is a sign of weakness or that talking about their problems isn't going to solve anything; however this platform can be a way for you to help break that stigma.
While we understand that most of our visitors are searching for therapeutic art activities in order to handle daily stress, we know that there are some that are looking for a non-intimidating, user friendly way to begin to address significant mental and/or emotional trauma due to various reasons.
This is where your perspective and insight comes in.
We want to highlight your expertise so that it can be a shining beacon of light to those who can benefit from it the most. It is a side mission of ours here at Art Heals Minds to help change the stigma so that instead of viewing practitioners as strangers to fear that they're personable, relatable people who want to be an asset in their mental wellbeing toolbox.
If this is something that is a mutual interest for you, please join us and become an AHM Art Therapist Contributor!
Contributor Benefits
Increase your online presence
Contributing authors receive their own author biography page that can include links to their practice's website, social media, click to call button. On page S.E.O. based on author's name.
Final review of article before publishing
We know that communication is important and make every effort to ensure that your contribution is not taken out of context. All contributors to articles will have final say over how their content is displayed on Art Heals Minds.
Minimal content requirements
Art Heals Minds will consider publishing articles that are at least 200 words. We will take care of licensing any stock images or supporting graphics to accompany your article.
Prioritized published feedback
We are always open to comments and suggestions from the community, but your role of contributor means that your content contribution feedback will be given a higher priority compared to others and attributed in the published article.
Participation Requirements
Art Therapy Credentials Board Certified
Contributors must be a holder of any of the three credential levels (ATR-P, ATR, or ATR-BC).
Submit at least two (2) articles
You're in control of any continuation of content submission and there are no deadlines or participation duration required.
Art Therapist Contributor Sign Up
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