Art Therapy is a form of psychotherapy that harnesses the power of art-making to support health, healing and well-being.
In psychodynamic art therapy, the creative process offers a safe and containing space to explore your inner world. Through visual and sensory expression, it allows access to underlying thoughts, feelings, and experiences that may be difficult to articulate in words.
Art therapy values both verbal and non verbal forms of expression, held within the safety of a supportive therapeutic relationship.



About
Devika is a credentialed art psychotherapist based in Bangalore. Trained in psychodynamic practice, she holds a Master’s in Art Therapy from LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore and is formally accredited by the Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Art Therapies Association (ANZACATA). In her therapeutic approach, she brings a person-centred and trauma-informed lens, paying close attention to each individual’s pace, needs, and lived context, offering a space grounded in safety, attunement and care. During her clinical training, Devika worked with children, adolescents and adults across diverse settings and contexts... see more
Who Can Benefit?
Art therapy can support individuals of all ages, including children, adolescents, adults, and the elderly, and can address a wide range of emotional, psychological and physical needs (see list below). No prior art experience is required, as our emphasis is on the creative process and self expression, not artistic skill or technique.
In my therapeutic practice, I work collaboratively, adapting my approach to each client's unique concerns and experiences — offering a gentle, non-judgemental space for reflection and exploration.

Mental Health Concerns
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Stress
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Depression
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Anxiety
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Trauma
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Eating disorders
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Sleep Disorders
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OCD (Obsessive Compulsive Disorder)
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ADHD (Attention-Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder)
Personal Growth & Well-being
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Self-exploration and insight
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Self-care and relaxation
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Mindfulness and awareness
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Play and creative expression
Relational, Identity & Social Challenges
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Navigating self identity
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Social anxiety
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Low self-esteem
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Body image
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Gender and Sexuality
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Relationship concerns
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Workplace stress
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Parental separation
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Family conflict

Physical & Chronic Conditions
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Chronic pain
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Chronic illness
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Invisible disabilities
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Recovery from injury
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Neurological conditions


Developmental & School-Related
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Difficulties at school
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Communication challenges
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Perfectionism
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Learning disabilities
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Developmental delay
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Speech delay
Loss & Life Transitions
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Grief and bereavement
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Caregiving fatigue
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Divorce
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Major life changes

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Dyad
Dyad art therapy brings 2 individuals into a therapuetic space; especially supportive for parent–child, siblings, partners, friends, caregivers and their loved ones.
Through joint art making and reflection, dyads can explore their relationship, build trust and strengthen their emotional connection —while honouring their individual needs in the process.
Consultation
Consultation is offered for organisations: schools, institutions, corporates, hospitals, NGOs or community spaces interested in integrating therapeutic art-based approaches into their settings.
Consultations are tailored to understand your organisation’s unique goals and can include:
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Developing ongoing therapeutic programs / workshops
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Offering staff wellness / burnout prevention
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Presentations on art therapy


FAQ's: What is Art Therapy?
Watch this quick introductory video to learn more about art therapy!* — it answers frequently asked questions and explores how art therapy can support self-expression, improve well-being and enhance emotional and mental health.
Video cred: British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT)
Studio: Saya
Art therapy sessions are offered both online / virtually ( for remote clients ) and in person at our studio (Bangalore, India).
Saya is a greenhouse-style therapuetic art studio located on the second floor of a residential building. Surrounded by greenery and natural light, the space is designed to offer a calm, grounding environment that supports reflective art-making.
The studio is used exclusively for art therapy sessions and open studio workshops. In person studio sessions are best suited for children, adolescents and adults seeking... see more













