Mindbun is an online mental-health platform that connects clients with therapists for individual therapy. It offers…
Individual Therapy
Best Art Therapy in India
1 platform in India offer art therapy, we scored every one of them on price, therapist experience and OTI score. Mindbun (Formly Lama) comes out on top, with prices starting at ₹2,500.
Top 1 for art therapy
Ranked by OTI score- 14.2/5
The approach
What is art therapy?
Drawing, collage, clay and other making as the primary medium, guided by a trained art therapist. The point isn't the artwork, it's that people often reach material through making that they can't reach through conversation. It works well for children, trauma, and anyone who freezes when asked 'so how does that make you feel?'
Before you book
What to check before booking art therapy
The questions that separate a good fit from an expensive false start. Ask them before the first paid session, not after.
- 1
Check it's a trained art therapist
Art therapy is a formal qualification. A counsellor who occasionally suggests drawing is doing something different.
- 2
Ask what materials you need
Online art therapy means you supply the materials. Get the list and the cost before you book.
- 3
Confirm the video setup works
The therapist needs to see your hands and the work as it develops. Ask how they handle that on a phone camera.
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FAQ
Art Therapy questions
Short, direct answers to what people ask us most. Still stuck? Ask us directly.
Which is the best platform for art therapy in India?
Mindbun (Formly Lama) scores highest here at 4.2/5. That's our overall pick, if budget is the constraint, Mindbun (Formly Lama) is the cheapest at ₹2,500 a session.
How many platforms in India offer art therapy?
1 platform out of the 41 we track, 2% of the market. Every one of them is listed and scored on this page.
What does art therapy actually involve?
Drawing, collage, clay and other making as the primary medium, guided by a trained art therapist. The point isn't the artwork, it's that people often reach material through making that they can't reach through conversation. It works well for children, trauma, and anyone who freezes when asked 'so how does that make you feel?'
Related
Often offered alongside art therapy
Platforms that offer art therapy usually offer these too.