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Colorado Art Therapy Schools & Programs

Below is a list of graduate and undergraduate schools in Colorado. If you know of any schools or programs that should be added to the list, please add a comment below. We’ll check out the school and add them to the list.

Graduate Art Therapy Schools & Programs in Colorado

Boulder, CO

Naropa University
Contact: Michael Franklin, MA, ATR-BC, LSW, Program Director
Address: 2130 Arapaho Avenue, Boulder, CO 80302
Phone: admissions questions to: 1-800-772-6951
Email: admissions@naropa.edu, michaelf@naropa.edu
Web: http://www.naropa.edu
Masters of Arts (MA) in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology, concentration in Art Therapy.


6 Responses to “Colorado Art Therapy Schools & Programs”

  1. Elizabeth Wonnacott on March 7, 2011 8:17 pm

    I am very interested in learning more about earning an art therapy degree. Please send me information or links that will be helpful.

    I live in Denver but could commute to Boulder. Currently I am an artist but I would like to expand my vision and how my art is used for others.

    Sincerely,
    Elizabeth Wonnacott

  2. euneim, Jung on August 29, 2011 1:42 pm

    I have studied couseling at the university and am interested to study creative expressive art therapies…

    can you send me some course that I can take and when do you start the course and how long that I have to study and how much and so on..

    thanks
    euneim, Jung

  3. Omhagain Dayeen on September 14, 2011 9:19 pm

    I am very interested to study about art therapy and i would like to have a degree on it i love art

  4. Ashley on November 18, 2011 10:57 am

    I would like to know any information concerning Art Therapy. I want to go to college for this career, and I would just like to know more about it, what courses to take, etc. I love art, I paint, and I believe that art has a special healing power. Please respond asap, Thanks(:

  5. Denny Gray on November 28, 2011 4:52 am

    I have been running from this topic for many years. I talk about it so much with my art teachers. All my teachers say that I never give myself enough credit because I doubt myself in so many ways. But, I guess after my near death experience Janurary 2011 and again the only thing that brought happiness into my life was with a paint brush in my hand.
    I am still in recovering and have lots of physical therapy and other things to teach to learn to live independantly until I learn how to walk again. I was in school for Graphic Design which i will finish since I really do not have much more longer until I Graduate. Just need time to focus on my health. Which in rehab I started painting with other paients. And they asked me if I wanted to do somehting once a month. I live in Mississippi and I was disabled before I couldn’t walk in Janurary. I struggle with PTSD and some other things. So moving is a huge a leap even though my heart belongs in Co. I have some family there and I have always had something drawing me there. Maybe not in the city but I would love to live outside. I need to know everything.

  6. lola on January 27, 2012 9:43 am

    Well i wanted to find great colleges for art therapy. I’ve always said art has great meaning because it does, It can help people express who they are or what they feel. I love art and i don’t have a general type i create, but i normally draw, paint, sculpt, anything in the art world. I completely love art because of past things i dealt with and art seemed to make me feel a lot better. please send me information on any high ranked colleges having to do with art therapy. thank you :)

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