"Can teaching empathy actually improve Calculus scores? As we navigate the 2026 academic year, cognitive science is revealing a profound truth: a brain in stress cannot learn. Discover how Social-Emotional Learning (SEL) acts as the 'operating system' for academic excellence, clearing the neural pathways for high-level problem solving and resilient performance in STEM."
The Bridge of Constellations: Healing Cognitive Distortions Through Collage Art
Explore a PhD-level journey from the paralyzing "Red Jar" of cognitive distortions to a life governed by "Param" values. Hemali Koringa shares a profound art therapy process, using newspaper collage and a "Bridge of Constellations" to physically map the path of neuroplasticity, shifting from a machine-like existence to an immersive life of discipline, ethics, and spiritual vitality.
The “Me” in “You”: A Journey into Collage Art Therapy
Explore a journey of identity integration through the lens of nonclinical art therapy. In this process-oriented collage activity, Hemali Koringa transforms the morning newspaper into a "Sunrise of Intent," using modern psychology and visual cognitive restructuring to bridge the gap between being a teacher and a soul unleashed.
The Orange Revolution: How the 2026 Budget is Unlocking Indiaโs Creative Soul
The "Visionary" Lead Beyond the balance sheets of the creative industries lies a deeper revolution: the shift from rote learning to "mental wealth." By integrating the Orange Economy into our schools, we transform education into a flourishing garden of ideas where creativity serves as the primary currency for student well-being and future-readiness.
Therapeutic Heart of Indian Folk Art: Unearthing Well-being
Have you ever found yourself lost in a creative activity, feeling a sense of calm wash over you? This isn't just a pleasant pastime; it's a profound connection to something deeply human. For centuries, across diverse cultures, art has been more than just decoration or a commodity. It has been a fundamental part of life,... Continue Reading →
Gond: The Soul of the Forest โ A Therapeutic Art Journey
Journey into the heart of India's forests with Gond art, a captivating tribal tradition from Madhya Pradesh. Gond art is known for its mesmerizing dot and line patterns. It is a living testament to the deep connection between humanity, nature, and storytelling. At Indian Nonclinical Art Therapy, we explore Gond art as a rhythmic pathway... Continue Reading →
ChittAbhyasa: A Mockdrill for Consciousness and Mental Readiness
Just Like a Mock Drill, But For Your Mind: Introducing ChittAbhyasa for Mental Health Preparedness We all know the sound of a mock drill. It's the sudden siren. There is a flurry of activity. We see the practiced steps taken to guarantee safety. These drills, like the nationwide "Operation Abhyas" we recently saw in India,... Continue Reading →
School Staff and Studentsโ Mental Mock Drill Program
Enhancing Student and Staff Well-being By IncAT, Indian Non - Clinical Art Therapy. As educators, you're dedicated to fostering the academic, social, and emotional growth of your students. But the reality of school life can pose many challenges โ from academic pressure and social dynamics to unexpected crises. How can we equip our students and... Continue Reading →
Reflections on Our Therapeutic Art Journey: Celebrating Creativity and Well-being
As our 10-Day Therapeutic Art Journey in celebration of World Art Day draws to a close, I wanted to take a moment to reflect on the incredible creative exploration we've shared. We embarked on a daily adventure, diving into simple, self-guided art activities designed to foster personal well-being and a deeper connection with our inner... Continue Reading →
Day 10: Connecting through shared art
Welcome to the final day of our 10-Day Therapeutic Art Journey, celebrating World Art Day! Over the past ten days, we've explored various ways to engage with art for personal well-being, from the quiet introspection of mindful doodling to the expressive freedom of painting and the narrative power of storytelling through art. Today, we culminate... Continue Reading →