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

Explore the quirky and playful career of a therapeutic clown in Winnipeg.

Children and youth benefit from art therapy in a variety of ways. Read about experiential exploration of the therapeutic use of the arts!

On September 29th the sun came out to join us in rhythm and community. Read about WHEAT's involvement with Culture Days 2018.

The WHEAT Institute invites the public to drum with Métis Cultural Teacher Val Vint and African Drummer Jay Stoller for Culture Days!

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!

A look into the IEATA 2017 Conference, hosted in Winnipeg Manitoba. Read about the venue, workshops and keynotes!

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

Join Linda Manitowabi Lance Brunner In the Art of Sacred Play: Dharma & Indigenous Teachings Through Meditation & Contemplative Art Practice

Therapeutic Clown Jan Henderson speaks out about the trials and turbulence that comes with a career in Expressive Arts Therapy.

Dance touches everybody, regardless of your position of power, your age or your race. WHEAT is now offering classes in movement therapy!

David Langdon has been the Therapeutic Clown/ Child Life Specialist at Winnipeg Children’s Hospital since 1989, check out his exciting work!

WHEAT's blog is back! Check up on all our exciting updates as of February 2nd, 2018.

Students speak out about their experiences studying at WHEAT!