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Join us for our Annual Virtual Conference with all-new, never-been-seen sessions! It will feature the same aspect of AATA’s in-person conference that the art therapy community loves—in a 100% virtual format on a new platform designed specifically for us. 

❍ Share knowledge, ideas, and expertise
❍ Connect with colleagues from around the world 
❍ Make art and experiment with new techniques

In-person attendees will receive a 50% discounted rate for the virtual conference. Register before July 23 to receive Early Bird rates!

⇒ See the Virtual Conference schedule here.
  
As part of our annual in-person conferences, AATA also hosts Advanced Practice Courses, which are optional ticketed events prior to the conference officially opening. This year’s Advanced Practice Sessions will be held on Oct. 6 before the Opening Reception.

Full-Day Advanced Practice Courses are seven-hour didactic postgraduate-level educational sessions with an “experiential” component designed to engage all participants in a process, including art directives through which they will gain hands-on experience and mastery over the material covered. Half-Day Courses are three-hour long sessions. 

Advanced Practice Courses are limited to 30 attendees. Register now to secure your seat!
M.A. Counseling Art Therapy Specialization
Caldwell University
The first CACREP accredited program of this type in the nation. The program fulfills educational requirements in both art therapy and mental health counseling.
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We are thrilled that already more than 750 people are registered to join us in Pittsburgh for our in-person Annual Conference! 

♦ If you haven't already, reserve a hotel room at the conference venue, the Wyndham Grand Pittsburgh Downtown, which makes it easier to meet other attendees between sessions (or after hours!)

♦ If you are looking for a roommate to share a hotel room, feel free to post in the MyAATA member community.

♦ Join the festivities at the President’s Opening Reception on Oct. 6, and the Closing Reception on Oct. 9. Tickets are still available ($35)!

♦ If you’re a conference first-time attendee, join us at the Newcomers session on October 6, 6:30 p.m., prior to the Opening Reception! (FREE!)
  
Gain distinction among the art therapy community, including art therapy practitioners, clinicians, researchers, educators, and students!
AATA's annual conferences offer organizations, educational institutions, and art supply companies visibility through event marketing, digital platforms, and promotional materials. In addition, sponsors can showcase their supplies or offerings in the Exhibit Hall or provide hands-on demonstrations for attendees.This year's Exhibit Hall will be in the same room as the Open Art Studio, which is the heart of the conference — so you can be assured of plenty of foot traffic!

Email Tracy Mitchell at tmitchell@arttherapy.org to set up an exploratory call.
URSULINE COLLEGE
Member Corner
  
Did you know AATA members get discounts on art supplies? 

Log into MyAATA for the codes to get a 30% discount from Faber-Castell on select products and a 20% discount from Grabie!
MS in Art Therapy with Emphasis in Counseling
Mount Mary CollegeĀ®
The Mount Mary University Graduate Art Therapy Program educates students to become self-reflective, ethical practitioners through an art-based curriculum. Didactic, artistic, and experiential learning are integrated with supervised clinical experience to provide development of the whole person. Accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (caahep.org), it is Wisconsin's only accredited art therapy graduate degree program.
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JOURNAL NEWS
  
Read Editor in Chief Dr. Jordan Potash's free access editorial, Intellectual Humility in Art Therapy: Antidote for Dis/Misinformation and learn more about what is included in this new issue.
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Events
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Aug 2024
 
Join Magdalena V. Karlick, M.A., Phd-c, ATR-BC, LPCC, for a two-hour Continuing Education session expanding on her 2023 blog post "Belonging Is Being Seen." August 27, 7 p.m. ET
Adler University
University of Wisconsin--Superior Undergraduate
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