Northern Ireland Group for Art Therapy

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Northern Ireland Group for Art Therapy NIGAT, formed in 1976, is a charity which promotes art therapy and the wider uses of the creative process for personal development and health purposes.

NIGAT is welcoming and has an inclusive membership. https://nigat.net/

We are grateful to Prof Michelle Tennyson, Chief Allied Health Professions Officer, for joining us at our golden anniver...
10/08/2026

We are grateful to Prof Michelle Tennyson, Chief Allied Health Professions Officer, for joining us at our golden anniversary event: NIGAT's Art Therapy Summer School.


Our 33rd Art Therapy Summer School - a wonderful time together sharing learning and art-making. A large group of people ...
03/08/2026

Our 33rd Art Therapy Summer School - a wonderful time together sharing learning and art-making.
A large group of people attended from diverse professions and all walks of life.
Our celebratory evening Reception also had special guests, including the Chief Allied Health Professions Officer and many senior leaders.
Come and join us next year 🎉

NIGAT's Art Therapy Summer School,  see also https://nigat.net/events/summer-school/
13/07/2026

NIGAT's Art Therapy Summer School, see also https://nigat.net/events/summer-school/

“From foundations to the future” NIGAT to celebrate its 50th anniversary at 2026 annual art therapy summer school

BOOK NOW! Early bird rates by 30th June. Northern Ireland Counselling Forum Make a Melody Therapy & Counselling Tonic Ar...
28/06/2026

BOOK NOW! Early bird rates by 30th June.
Northern Ireland Counselling Forum Make a Melody Therapy & Counselling Tonic Art & Play Therapy Art Psychotherapy info NI The Play Therapies Centre Ltd Action Mental Health Barnardo's Northern Ireland Victim Support NI WAVE Trauma Centre Cruse Bereavement Support NI
Full brochure, Registration form and details at: https://nigat.net/events/summer-school/

https://nigat.net/events/summer-school/

04/06/2026

Too many young people aged between 16 and 24 are falling through the cracks in support, with poor mental health making it harder to access employment, education and training opportunities.

Alan Milburn’s interim findings in the NEET report highlight the need for a range of urgent actions to tackle this generational crisis, including improving access to early intervention mental health support.

The approach to tackling this must reflect the reality that young people want to work and overcome the range of barriers getting in their way.

Read more about the findings and our response 👉 https://orlo.uk/VCR1T

Save the Play Resource Centre
27/05/2026

Save the Play Resource Centre

Save Play Resource: protect Belfast's capital of childhood creativity

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