1. Artistic skills: Art therapists need to have certain artistic skills, including painting, sculpture, music, dance, etc. Requires an understanding of the techniques and characteristics of various art forms in order to be able to guide others in their creation. 2. Psychological knowledge: Art therapists need to understand the basic principles and methods of psychology in order to be able to understand the needs and problems of clients and provide corresponding guidance. 3. Communication skills: Art therapists need to have good communication skills and be able to establish good relationships with clients, listen to their needs and feelings, and give appropriate feedback. 4. Counseling skills: Art therapists need to have counseling skills to guide clients in artistic creation and provide necessary feedback and support. They also need to be able to deal with clients' emotional and emotional issues and provide appropriate advice and support.

Help people express their emotions and emotions through artistic creation and promote mental health and growth. Their work can provide support and services to those who cannot get help through traditional psychological counseling methods, while also providing a new way and method for those seeking psychological support and help.