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Art therapists

Art therapists help people use creativity to understand and work through their feelings. They work with people of all ages in hospitals, schools and community centres, and help them feel better emotionally through painting, drawing, sculpture and other art forms.

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Employers

Organisations known to employ people in this area of work. This is not a list of current vacancies.

Top UK Graduate Employers

    Thrive
    Thrive is a leading charity that uses gardening to help people with disabilities and mental health issues. They offer a supportive environment for horticultural therapists to develop their skills.Explore Employer Portal
    The National Garden Scheme
    This organisation promotes the benefits of gardening and supports various health initiatives. They provide opportunities for horticultural therapists to engage with the community.Explore Employer Portal
    Green Care
    Green Care focuses on the therapeutic benefits of gardening and nature. They are committed to providing a nurturing environment for both clients and staff.Explore Employer Portal
    The Royal Horticultural Society
    The RHS is a prominent organisation in horticulture, offering resources and support for horticultural therapists to enhance their practice.Recruitment Portal
    Mind
    Mind is a mental health charity that incorporates horticultural therapy into their programmes, providing a unique opportunity for therapists to work in mental health settings.Explore Employer Portal