However, it is important to note that using an adult coloring book is not exactly the same as completing an art therapy session. “Coloring itself cannot be called art therapy because art therapy ...

As you color forms and shapes, your logic is also activated. Adult coloring doesn’t replace art therapy, but it can be therapeutic for some people. Some studies have shown that focusing on ...

As a kid, you might have picked up a coloring book on a rainy day or when your parents needed you to occupy yourself quietly. As an adult, maybe you still enjoy coloring or doodling when you need ...

But it's a fun and easy thing to do and it's tactile." One adult coloring magazine even goes by the name Art Therapy, but Tom Bath, marketing director for the weekly magazine's publisher ...

In a world where people spend countless hours answering emails, checking up on Facebook friends, or streaming movies, adult coloring is all the rage. According to the Art Therapy Association ...

According to Jo Kelly, president the Australian and New Zealand Arts Therapy Association, however, adult coloring books are no replacement for an in-the-flesh art therapist. “An arts therapist ...

So, when adult coloring books started a few years ago, I was all in. I could slowly flood the pages with color, rarely made a mistake and was occasionally almost pleased with the results.

However, it is important to note that using an adult coloring book is not exactly the same as completing an art therapy session. “Coloring itself cannot be called art therapy because art therapy ...

In a world where people spend countless hours answering emails, checking up on Facebook friends, or streaming movies, adult coloring is all the rage. According to the Art Therapy Association ...