The subjects of this study are fifth and sixth graders in expressive art therapy self-growth groups; the aim of which is to increase subjects' self awareness and interpersonal relationships. Results from our studies are in two parts: A. Quantitative Analysis 1. In question items regarding self awareness, 81%-90% of subjects selected "agree" or "strongly agree." 2. In question items regarding interpersonal relationships, 72%-81% of subjects selected "agree" or "strongly agree." B. Qualitative Data Analysis 1. Formation: the attracting of willing participants through expressive art therapy. 2. Adaptation: using art creations and group work to explore subjects' inner selves and experience positive interpersonal interactions. 3. Transition: combining creativity with group activities to help subjects overcome the anxiety of self exposure. 4. Work: learn how to interact with others and express oneself through creative activities and games. 5. Organizing: application of group work into every day life. 6. Follow-up and evaluation: analysis of questionnaires and observation reports to evaluate the process and results.