Megan Murphree Child Trauma Art Therapy

How does Child Trauma Art Therapy Work ?

Learn about Megan’s training, approach, and how art therapy supports resilience, safety, and healing for children who have experienced traumatic events.

A meticulously organized art therapy cart made of brushed steel with neatly arranged, color-coordinated storage trays, holding high-quality acrylic paint tubes in subdued, corporate colors, carefully labeled jars of fine paintbrushes, and a stack of fresh white canvases. The cart is stationed beside a modern, low-profile therapy table with clean edges, set against a wall in a soft, neutral shade. Bright but indirect daylight from a nearby high window creates an even, diffuse light, minimizing shadows and lending a clean, clinical atmosphere. Captured from a low-angle perspective that highlights the cart’s structure and the purposeful arrangement, the image exudes professionalism and precision. The overall aesthetic is photographic, clean, and organized, echoing the corporate branding of a professional art therapy practice.