We encourage you to attend a number of sessions highlighting the work of our WHEAT Indigenized Program Faculty.

We are excited to be initiating an online artspace Wednesday evenings, starting this week, on June 30th, at 6 PM CDT. heARTSpace Studio...

Watch the second video in our YouTube Conversations Series featuring faculty and students. New this summer 2021 register for the fully...

Watch the first video in our YouTube Conversations Series featuring faculty and students. New this summer 2021 register for the fully...

We are excited to launch our new Online Wellness Centre which provides online groups, individual art therapy, and expressive arts...

Tainsi. Bosho. Welcome. If you are interested. in collaborating with Indigenous peoples. for personal and social change. through the...

Carmen Richardson MSW, RSW, RCAT, REAT Carmen is a Registered Clinical Social Worker, Registered Expressive Arts Therapist and Registered...

Fyre Jean Graveline (left) with WHEAT students and Lana Whiskeyjack (right) at Saskatchewan summer launch, July 2019 In Ancestral times...

Fyre Jean Graveline shares her art installation in class at WHEAT, Winnipeg, Summer 2019 Many of us instinctively know, we do receive...

Earth Mother Vision by Fyre Jean Graveline Welcome to ReAwakening Ancestral Resiliency through Eco-Arts Therapy. This may well be one of...

Fyre Jean Graveline and WHEAT student at Saskatchewan summer launch, July 2019 Together, we can take time to shift the stressful energy...

WHEAT has developed a series of online professional development courses to reach out and support individuals and their communities.

WHEAT is the first and only institute of its kind that offers training in both Art Therapy & Expressive Arts on the Central Canadian plains!

WHEAT invites American and international students to drop in to the magical, sensory world of healing through the arts.

The WHEAT team would like to sincerely thank each and everyone who has supported our efforts in making the world a better place.

Meet the Students behind the artwork! Find out what inspired WHEAT's graduates to pursue a career in art therapy.

After another beautiful summer, we reflect on the courses, learning, and knowledge students are exposed to during their summer intensives.

Students explore methodologies, concepts, cultural perspectives, ceremony, and art forms in Victoria's course Indigenous Ways of Knowing!

The days are longer and warmer, which means WHEAT's summer courses have begun! Read more about our course options this Summer!

WHEAT practicums are a large part of their applied learning. Explore practicum possibilities, and student experiences from their placements!