Enter a world where visual arts, music, movement, drama and creative writing come alive. Through imagination, sensory exploration and artistic creation, your kids will uncover new ways to understand and express their emotions. During the creative process, they will also unearth their unique strengths and personality traits, cultivating resilience in the face of challenges. 

Activity Overview: 

Move & Groove Together 

Break the ice with music, games and movement activities - the perfect way to make new friends! 

My Emotional Picture Book 

Draw, doodle and colour your feelings while learning fun ways to share what’s inside 

My Thought Bubble 

Explore your inner world and find cool ways to express your thoughts 

My Inner Hero 

Discover your superpowers - strengths, talents and what makes YOU amazing! 

Our Hero Alliance 

Join forces with others to celebrate each hero’s unique powers and build teamwork 

Salute & Shine 

Cheer for yourself and your new friends, leave feeling proud and powerful! 

Enter the promo code ‘10%Summer26’ to enjoy the Early Bird discount!        

Tutor 

Hong Kong Expressive Arts Therapy Service Center (HKEXAT) 

Hong Kong Expressive Arts Therapy Service Center (HKEXAT) is the first Registered Charitable Organisation that uses Expressive Arts Therapy as a psychotherapeutic approach to improve mental well-being. Expressive arts therapy (EXAT) is a multi-modal intervention approach integrating various disciplines such as visual art, music, drama, dance/movement and creative writing that foster therapeutic outcomes of body-mind-spirit in a supportive environment. 

HKEXAT expressive arts therapists have all completed the Master’s programme in Expressive Arts Therapy at the University of Hong Kong and have obtained recognised qualifications as registered art (expressive arts) therapists by the Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association (ANZACATA). Therapists have many years of experience providing services to children and teenagers, adults, the elderly, and other groups in need. They have also led numerous training sessions for professionals and volunteers.