The expressive therapist is responsible for the provision of treatment within the scope of their distinct discipline. This includes conducting assessments, reviewing treatment plans, and documentation of services provided. The therapist works, in group and individual formats, with patients of all ages experiencing varying psychiatric and behavioral health care needs. Expressive therapy sessions aim to promote healing, enrich patients’ lives, and address the assessed treatment needs. Treatment needs include the development of healthy emotional outlets, communication skills, stress/anger management techniques, increased self-awareness, and more. Additionally, the expressive therapist provides safe materials and supplies for use on units during idle time to encourage the continuation of self-care post-discharge.
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Education Level
Master's degree
Number of Employees
1,001-5,000 employees