The purpose of this study was to verify a class-unit art therapy program applying the creative problem
-solving model by providing this for sixth graders in elementary school. With the inventory, pre-test, and
post-test were executed, and ANOVA with repeated measures was conducted. The sample was devided into
two groups - an experimental group(n=21) and comparative group(n=24) in elementary school B in
region G. Ten sessions were completed in total. In the development stage, the program was established and
comprised with the proper goal and contents. The art therapy pre-program was performed on two classes.
After this, the group art therapy program was modified through analysis of the results of preliminary
study, and the expert group performed the content validity. Next, the class-unit art therapy program
applied the creative problem-solving model to determine if the change in bully-following behavior and
school-life satisfaction showed more significant improvement in the experimental group or the comparative
group. According to the results, if sixth graders of elementary school are provided the class-unit art therapy
program applying the creative problem-solving model developed in this study, there can be a positive
change in patterns in bully-following behaviors and school-life satisfaction.