Master in Creative Arts Therapy

The Master of Creative Arts Therapy program at Whitecliffe is designed for individuals passionate about using creativity to enhance wellbeing. This two-year postgraduate program combines academic study with clinical training, preparing students to work as registered creative arts therapists in various settings. Ideal candidates are those who thrive in collaborative environments and seek to make a meaningful impact in mental health and community services.

Students will engage in both theoretical and experiential learning, covering essential topics such as Creative Arts Practice, Research Capacities, and Therapy Capacities. The program includes intensive weekend seminars and supervised clinical placements, allowing students to apply their skills in real-world contexts. By the end of the program, graduates will have developed strong clinical, research, and presentation skills, equipping them to navigate the evolving landscape of creative arts therapy.

Graduates of the Master of Creative Arts Therapy can pursue various career paths, including roles as creative arts therapists, school counselors, and community mental health practitioners. Many find employment in mental health facilities, educational institutions, and private practice. The program also prepares students for professional registration with the Australian, New Zealand, and Asian Creative Arts Therapy Association, opening doors to diverse opportunities in the field.