Art therapy for children event at EMK centre, Dhaka: a creative journey towards emotional well-being
Psycure Organization, in collaboration with Berger Paints Bangladesh Limited, EMK Center, Kids Time, and Art Creates Hope, hosted an impactful event titled "Art Therapy for Children" at the EMK Center in Dhaka. The event aimed to provide children with a creative outlet to express themselves and explore their emotions through art.
Led by experienced facilitators Dr Nazia Haque Oni, Assistant Director at AKMMCH and renowned artist, and Murad Ansary, Founder & CEO of Psycure Organization, the workshop offered participants a unique opportunity to engage in therapeutic art activities designed to promote emotional well-being and self-expression. Nayeem Khan, co-founder of Art Creates Hope, Tahmina Rahman Sathi, founder of Kids Time, and Syeda Munira Islam, Special Correspondent, RTV, also graced the event with their presence.
The event brought together 50 children from diverse backgrounds to participate in a series of interactive art sessions. Participants had the opportunity to experiment with various artistic mediums and techniques under the guidance of skilled facilitators.
"Art therapy has the power to unlock creativity, foster self-awareness, and promote healing," said Dr Nazia Haque Oni. "Through this event, we aimed to provide children with a safe and supportive space to explore their emotions, express themselves creatively, and develop valuable coping skills."
"We are thrilled to partner with Psycure Organization, Berger Paints Bangladesh Limited, EMK Center, Kids Time, and Art Creates Hope to host this inspiring event," said Murad Ansary, Founder & CEO of Psycure Organization. "By harnessing the therapeutic power of art, we hope to empower children to navigate their emotions, build resilience, and foster a sense of creativity and self-expression."
The "Art Therapy for Children" event at EMK Center, Dhaka, was a resounding success, leaving a lasting impact on participants and organisers alike. Psycure Organization and its partners remain committed to creating more opportunities for individuals to explore the therapeutic benefits of art and promote mental health and well-being in the community.