In Western cultural contexts, the ability to engage in creative thinking and production is highly regarded in professional and educational environments. Creative individuals are considered to be more confident compared to those with less developed creative abilities and are subjectively perceived as special and unique. Studies demonstrate the fact that the programs through which we develop students’ creativity can be effective even if they are carried out for short periods of time, Creation representing one of the mental activities aimed at developing the human psyche and implicitly the student’s personality, exploiting his maximum potential. Also, the psychoeducational programs are conducted in a non-formal setting, offering the student greater freedom of
expression.
