Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Arts Therapy

Arts Therapy differs from traditional art-making or performance in that the emphasis expands to include attention to the processes of creating and meaning-making. Arts Therapists work with individuals and groups by developing a therapeutic relationship with their client/s with clear boundaries, treatment plans, and outcomes to assist them in their healing. Within this therapeutic relationship, creative expression can have significant impact on the healing process for all people including those experiencing trauma, addictions, and psychological or emotional problems.
The Postgraduate Diploma in Creative Arts Therapy (PGDipCAT), is a one-year full-time programme that offers an introduction to the foundational philosophy, theories, and practices relating to the Creative Arts Therapies. The Diploma is offered in two locations, Auckland and Christchurch, and is scheduled for ten weekends - one per month from February to November - in each location. This introduction operates as a stand-alone qualification equipping students to take skills into the workplace for those working in a related field. The Diploma is also the pre-requisite for progression onto the Master’s qualification. Progression requirements include assessment of a student’s ability for clinical practice and academic ability to undertake Level 9 research.

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