Yes, this entire program counts as a substitute for Module K, Intermodal Expressive Arts in the European Graduate School’s MA in Expressive Arts Therapy. Standard application process to EGS’ Masters Program still applies and the credits are applicable upon successful application.

No, but you may incorporate the use of expressive arts within your current practice. In order to practice as an expressive arts therapist, further studies are required. The European Graduate School with whom TAHI is affiliated offers an MA in Expressive Arts Therapy program. More details can be found at this link

There are also opportunities to deepen and expand your expressive arts practice if you become part of MAGIS Creative Spaces’ network of practitioners.

Most classes within the program are scheduled over the weekend and may have face-to-face sessions. If you are not based in Manila, you may have to make special arrangements in order to attend the face-to-face portions of the program. We will provide you with a list of options for accommodations upon request.

Every course in the program line-up is intertwined with the rest of courses, and have been designed to hone a responsible, reverent practice of the expressive arts. If you’d like to have a more bite-sized experience of the expressive arts, keep an eye out for our Amihan Workshops.

Because expressive arts emphasizes low-skill, high-sensitivity, having skills or prior experience in the arts is not required, but can be helpful as you engage with different learning events.