This book explores the therapeutic potential of art therapy in working with autistic and psychotic children. Drawing on a decade of experience, the authors present a series of workshop narratives that illustrate the use of art as a medium to facilitate communication and emotional expression among individuals who often feel disconnected from the world. The book articulates a dialogue between practical experience and theoretical reflection, emphasizing the unique therapeutic opportunities that art therapy provides. It aims to reach professionals in art therapy, psychology, and healthcare who work with this population, offering insights into integrating art into therapeutic practices. The work underscores the transformative power of creative expression in fostering relational and emotional development in children with severe personality disorders. |