Formation en médiation artistique en relation d’aide
Enroll in a 1-day professional training program to integrate creative expression tools into your practice in social work, education, healthcare, or cultural institutions.
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Get matched →- Deadline
- deadline unknown, verify at source
- Entry fee
- $300
- Location
- Paris (in-person)
About
Overview
Training in artistic mediation in a helping relationship, designed to integrate creative expression tools into professional practice for social workers, educators, animators, healthcare professionals, early childhood workers, support staff, and cultural/social institutions.
Key dates & duration
- Duration: 1 day (6 hours)
- Location: Paris (in-person)
Learning objectives
- Identify relevant audiences and ethical principles
- Apply artistic mediation in your professional context
- Design a creative workshop adapted to your professional context
- Use creative tools to facilitate group animation (listening, posture, conflict management)
- Establish simple evaluation and monitoring tools in your professional context
Program structure
- Part 1 (3h30): Welcome & expectations; definition of artistic mediation; ethics and intention in accompaniment
- Part 2 (2h30): Practical workshop on animation techniques, role-play, evaluation tools, collective feedback
Eligibility & prerequisites
Open to all relevant professionals; no prerequisites required.
Group size & fee
- Group size: 1–8 people maximum
- Indicative fee: 300 € (inc. tax)
Trainer
Aurélie Beer, artist, art therapist, trainer, and doctoral researcher. Trained in Expressive Arts Therapy (European Graduate School, Switzerland, 2014), she leads artistic workshops accompanying artists, clients, families, and children through creative transformation processes.
Registration
To register, contact: [email protected]
- Theme
- Professional training in artistic mediation and helping relationships, teaching participants to integrate creative tools into their professional practice and design adapted workshops for their specific contexts.
- Eligibility
- Open to social workers, educators, animators, healthcare professionals, early childhood workers, support staff, and cultural/social institutions; no prerequisites.
- Audience
- Social workers, educators, animators, healthcare professionals, early childhood workers, support staff, cultural and social institutions.
- Contact
- [email protected]
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