In this unique book, two seemingly mutually exclusive areas of psychotherapy are connected: art therapy and cognitive behavioral therapy, they can be compared to a quivering doe and a horse that carries the main load. The aim of this book is to offer a comprehensive overview of CPAT for art therapists and other mental health professionals who want to understand self-assess the possibilities of art therapy in the context of considering it as an integral part of CBT. The book begins with an analysis of the historical roots of both cognitive behavioral and art therapy, as well as modern practices and models for their implementation. For a deeper understanding of these areas and their development prospects, the book includes thematic blocks of therapy through art. Readers will meet with an overview of the history of working with images and imagination in psychotherapy in general, and in cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT).