Application of Biomorphic Abstract Arts As A Tools for Intervention on Children with Suicidal Ideation: A Case Study

The purpose of this study is to find and evaluate evidence-based interventions for individual psychotherapy sessions that use art therapy. Participants in this study are 10-year-old and currently reside in Kuala Lumpur. Art therapy can be used to guide practitioners and psychologists in a variety of fields. Interventions that provide positive consequences for appropriate respondent behaviours, as well as antecedent strategies that can help reduce the emergence of problematic behaviours, are examples of these. According to the study's findings, incorporating art therapy into individual psychotherapy sessions benefits the sample of the study while also allowing the researcher to conduct the session in an interactive manner. Biomorphic art that has been used as an intervention has an impact on suicidal ideation and a new perspective on life.