The document provides information about the Master of Arts in Art Therapy program at Albertus Magnus College, including that it is a 60 credit program that meets the standards for counseling programs and prepares graduates to sit for licensure exams, and that it blends the disciplines of art and psychology to use creative processes and art in therapy.
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1. MASTER OF ARTS IN
ART THERAPY
PROGRAM
ALBERTUS MAGNUS COLLEGE
SCHOOL OF PROFESSIONAL AND GRADUATE PROGRAMS
MAAT Office Phone: 203-773-6998
Email: amangassarian@albertus.edu
Abbe Miller, Director
Email: amiller@albertus.edu
2. Art Therapy
What It Is:
A human service profession that
blends the disciplines of ART and
PSYCHOLOGY
Clients of varied populations use ART
and creative process IN therapy and
AS therapy.
Communication with art uses the
universal language to promote
connection and healing relationships
with self and others.
http://www.arttherapy.org/
3. Masters in Art Therapy
Masters degree is required to work as a clinical art
therapist.
AATA approved graduate programs
60 credit program meets/exceeds standards of
CACREP (Counseling)
Graduates are ready to sit for LPC exams
4. The MAAT Program Is…
A Journey
Rigorous material, demanding self reflection
Commitment to the journey and the process
Academic rigors and Clinical training
Special Topics mini-courses
Vibrant faculty
A Creative Community
Excellence in research and teaching
Awards & Scholarships
5. History of MAAT Program
The Master of Arts in Art Therapy
(MAAT) established at Albertus
Magnus College in 1997,
conceptualized by Dr. Ragaa Mazen
Approved by AATA Educational
Programs Approval Board (EPAB) in
2003 and 2010
Housed within the Psychology
Department
Afternoon, evening and some
weekend courses
6. Art Therapy Faculty
Abbe Miller, MS,ATR-BC, LPC
Director/Associate Professor
Evie Lindemann, MAAT,ATR-BC, BCS, LMFT
Clinical Coordinator/Associate Professor
Lisa Furman, MA, ATR-BC, LCAT, LPC
Associate Professor, Community Outreach Coordinator
Artists, Published Authors and Presenters
7. Psychology Faculty
Ragaa Mazen, PhD, NCC
Adjunct Professor and Director of the
Master of Human Services Program
Stephen Joy, PhD
Chair Psychology Dept. and Professor
Hilda Speicher, PhD
Professor of Psychology and Coordinator
of the Psychology Accelerated Degree Program
In Professional & Graduate Studies
Loel Tronsky, PhD
Associate Professor of Psychology and Education
Siobhan Evarts, PhD
Assistant Professor of Psychology
8. The MAAT Program at
Albertus Magnus College
Structure:
3 semesters (Fall, Spring, Summer)
Majority of courses are evening;
some are afternoon
Classes meet 1x week per course
Full Time (3-4 courses) or
Part Time (2 courses) status
Financial aid available
9. The MAAT Program at Albertus
Magnus College
Required courses and Electives
Courses in Art Therapy and
Psychology/Counseling
Clinical component (Fieldwork and Internship)
Research component (Capstone Research Thesis)
Rigorous and Compelling
Faculty Advisors- Art Therapists
Thesis advisors- AT and Psychology faculty
Small classes
Community Outreach Program
10. Application Process
REQUIREMENTS FOR CONSIDERATION OF
APPLICATION:
Bachelor’s degree from an Accredited
college or university
2.8 GPA (minimum)
18 credits in studio art (drawing, painting,
ceramics/sculpture)
15 credits in psychology
(developmental, abnormal, statistics)
Proficiency in English- TOEFL score
minimum of 94/120
Admission is competitive – meeting these
requirements does not guarantee
admission
11. Application Process
All materials must be
submitted before a personal
interview is scheduled
Completed application form
(on-line or print)
$50 non-refundable
application fee
Official transcripts from all
institutions of higher
education
Two Letters of
recommendation
Personal essay (minimum 2
pages)
Art portfolio – (minimum 10
images of variety of media)
12. Acceptance
Rolling Admissions- generally take a
class of 16-18/year
Admit for Fall and Spring
Up to 12 transfer credits
Must match with MAAT course
material- graduate work
50% acceptance rate
Primarily women, wide range of ages
and experience
Passion for using art to communicate
and in healing
13. The Field of Art Therapy
Art Therapists are everywhere!
American Art Therapy Association
website :
www.arttherapy.org
Jobs and creativity
Work settings & opportunities
Pay scales - vary
Licensure Eligible when you graduate:
Post-grad work can lead to ATR; LPC
