The use of art as a form of treatment is highly regarded in psychotherapy, recognized for its significant impact on healing and well-being. This therapeutic approach involves engaging in activities such as drawing, sculpting with clay, using music, and role-playing. By incorporating these artistic practices, these young individuals can break free from their daily routines, effectively release negative emotions, and enhance their psychological and social well-being. This approach is particularly valuable for children who have experienced psychological trauma, as it helps them to heal and recover. Within the therapeutic plan, the Gaza mental health team integrates these artistic activities to address the psychological aspect of healing. By engaging in art, individuals are encouraged to discharge their emotions and express their internal feelings and thoughts, leading to a greater sense of emotional well-being.