News
Call for Presenters
Accepting proposals for our 2026 Virtual CATA-ACAT Conference until June 14th, 2026.
(Re)Centering Belonging Resuming for 2026
Drop-In Group for Racialized / BIPOC Art Therapists & Art Therapy Students in Canada will be resuming from February - November 2026.
Canadian Journal of Art Therapy New Issue
New Issue - The Art Studio as Alchemical Vessel: Convergence, Creativity, and Community in Art Therapy Research.
Canadian Journal of Art Therapy New Special Issue
Special Issue - Art Therapy as a Circle of Care: Navigating Together, Honouring, and Celebrating Inclusive Change.
Canadian Journal of Art Therapy New Special Issue
Special Issue - Anti-Oppressive Art Therapy: Re-Indigenization and Anticolonialism
Call for Content: Canadian Journal of Art Therapy
Special Issue - Coming Home: Art Therapy as a Safe Haven in Times of Uncertainty
Deadline: April 30, 2024
Call for Papers: Canadian Journal of Art Therapy
Special Issue: A Bird’s Eye View: Reviewing of Art Therapy Outcomes and Efficacy
Submissions open till October 15, 2023
Canadian Journal of Art Therapy: Winter 2022 Issue
Volume 35, Issue 2
Emergence: Cultivating Hope, Creating Change
Call for Papers: Canadian Journal of Art Therapy
Special issue: Community, Nature, and Art Therapy: Relational & Reciprocal Healing.
Deadline: February 15, 2023.
2022 Symposium: Relationship & Reciprocity
Virtual workshops - Saturdays September 24, October 22, November 26
Canadian Journal of Art Therapy: Summer 2022 New Issue
Special Issue (Vol 35, 1): Art Therapy Education: Embracing a Perpetually Changing World / Éducation en art-thérapie : s’adapter à un monde en perpétuel changement.
Professional Development Workshop: The Other Side of COVID-19 [POSTPONED]
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN POSTPONED. NEW DATES AND TIMES TO BE ANNOUNCED.
In this presentation, Tokyo-born art therapist Makiko Harada (Young) aims to share information with the art therapy community and beyond about what it means to be an Asian person impacted by racism and a culture of hate during the pandemic -- not only from the perspectives of victims, but also to share the other side of the story, including other feelings and healing traditions. This presentation is also about looking at situations of chaos and darkness from a different perspectives and making an effort to find possible solutions of hope.
Changes to Registration Requirements (RCAT)
Starting on February 10, 2022, the new application will be available for submission on the next regularly scheduled deadline April 30, 2022.