Art therapy is one of the main methods of work in the Rehabilitation Center for children with oncohematological diseases. Art therapy has a positive effect on children who have overcome cancer in several ways:
Emotional expression: Art therapy provides children with the opportunity to express their feelings and emotions through art, which helps them cope with the stress and anxiety associated with the illness.
Self-expression and self-confidence: Art stimulates creativity and boosts children's sense of self-confidence, helping them feel stronger and more secure.
Social connections: Art therapy supports the development of social connections in children, as group work provides them with an opportunity to share and interact with peers with similar experiences.
Recreation and entertainment: Art is a way for children to take time away from illness and have fun while focusing on the positive aspects of their lives.
Expressing hope and inspiration: The process of creating through art can be a symbol of hope and inspiration for the future for children, helping them to look forward, even in the most difficult times.