7 Arts Inner Place: Anthroposophic Art Therapy
With Anthroposophic approach, it’s indisputable that human being comprises of body, soul, and spirit. With this core belief, 7 Arts Inner Place aims to restore harmony and balance, and to heal illness with the system of Anthroposophic medicine, under supervision of the Anthroposophic art therapist. The way of Anthroposophic Art Therapy:
For people who seek to restore emotional balance, our Anthroposophic art therapy carefully works with light, darkness, and colour painting such as natural watercolours (Anupan’s natural watercolour), charcoal, and others like claying, and natural holistic herbal bath, all specifically designed for strengthening equilibrium of body and mind. Restoring ‘Balance’ :
Art therapy session takes at least 3 – 4 days from 10 am to 3 pm, consisting of free painting and claying, always under the diagnosis of specialist Anthroposophic art therapist, to prepare you for the next step of therapy (further appointments may be made if necessary). The Founder and the Anthroposophic art therapist: Anupan Pluckpankhajee
A painter and one of the earliest recognised pioneers of Art Therapist in Thailand, Anupan studied arts and Anthroposophic art therapy in Germany, following the path of Therapeutikum am Kräherwald. Returning home, he paved the way for Anthroposophic Art Therapy in Thailand and has since worked in art therapy field for over 10 years. Anupan has also become a colour specialist with his profound study and interest in light, darkness, and colours in the context of Collot d’Herbois. In 2014, he was invited to World Congress of Art Therapy in Korea and acted as one of Thailand’s keynote speaker. Presently, he lives and works at 7 Arts Inner Place, his home and art studio in Chiang Dao, Chiang Mai, Thailand’s famous province in the North.
