Psychological Analysis of Children's Drawings.

A child's drawing can reveal deep emotions and feelings that they may not express in words.

Childartlab is an innovative AI-powered app, developed in collaboration with leading child psychologists, designed to help you better understand your child and build harmonious relationships within your family.


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Why analyze drawings?

  • Drawings can indicate potential psychological issues, such as anxiety, stress, or even trauma.
  • Sometimes, through drawings, you can see how a child perceives the people around them and what they feel in their relationships with family and friends. This information is valuable for improving a child’s social skills.
  • Timely analysis can help understand the child's emotional state and provide necessary help and support in a timely manner.

Pricing Plans and Cost of Drawing Analysis


You can try analyzing the first drawing for free or purchase a package to analyze all your child's drawings at once.


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The first drawing is free!


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Analysis of 3 Drawings

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Analysis of 10 Drawings

A sufficient number for analyzing various drawings and understanding the child's psychology.


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Analysis of 50 Drawings

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Scientifically proven impact of drawing analysis for understanding child psychology

There are numerous scientific publications and research studies confirming the effectiveness of analyzing children's drawings to understand a child's mental state:

1. John Lowenstein has extensively worked on the topic of analyzing children's drawings, particularly in the context of art therapy. His work often examines how drawings can reveal a child's internal conflicts and emotions.

2. Cathy Malchiodi is one of the leading experts in the field of art therapy. In her publications, she explores in detail how art, including drawing, can serve as a tool for diagnosing and treating emotional and psychological issues.

3. Luis T. Carpenter studies the use of drawings as a tool for understanding children's relationships and emotional states. His research underscores the importance of analyzing context and symbols in children's drawings.

4. Diana Papanek conducts research on the impact of trauma on children's drawings, demonstrating how drawing can be a means of expressing and overcoming traumatic experiences.

5. Marian Wolf explores how children’s drawings can reveal levels of cognitive development, including the ability for abstract thinking.