Art therapy uses art materials to support the expression and exploration of thoughts, feelings, conflicts, and anxieties, in the presence of a trained medical art psychotherapist. The work created, the discussion and the sharing of stories provides insight and support. It also improves coping, emotional wellbeing, and quality of life. Psychotherapy as an intervention is well-documented for its benefits for people with cancer. Expressive art requires no art skills, just a sense of playful inquiry and an openness to the possibility of insight through process.