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The Study of Art Therapy on College Students’ Life Education
LUO Guangli
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DOI:10.17265/2159-5836/2020.10.006
South China Business College, Guangdong University of Foreign Studies, Guangzhou, China
The university stage is an important stage of life to acquire independent personality and establish three views. Life education is the most effective way to help college students establish correct and healthy three views. However, the theory of “life education” and the way of “strict and rigid” are too weak to carry out life education for college students. Art therapy is a therapeutic mode to understand human subconscious mind, heal mind and develop psychology by using art form. Through the combination of art therapy theory and life education theory, students’ participation is high, teaching technology is rich, teaching process is relaxed and pleasant, which is an effective scientific method for college students’ life education activities. It has special significance to promote college students to realize the ideal of life.
life education, college students, art therapy, life ideal
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