Licensed Creative Arts Therapists (LCATs) can work in a variety of settings, including hospitals, mental health clinics, schools, rehabilitation centers, and private practices. The specific environment can influence the types of clients served, the structure of therapy sessions, and the degree of collaboration with other professionals, such as psychologists, social workers, or educators. For example, LCATs in hospitals may focus more on acute care and interdisciplinary teamwork, while those in schools might emphasize developmental and emotional support for children and adolescents. Daily responsibilities may include assessing client needs, designing and facilitating creative therapy sessions, documentation, and participating in treatment planning meetings. Each setting offers unique opportunities and challenges, allowing LCATs to tailor their expertise to the needs of different populations.