This study investigated effects of integrative arts therapy on Internet use control and self-control of high school students who were at risk of Internet addiction. 22 students included in a high-risk and potential risk user group of a high school in Seoul were selected and divided into an experimental group and a control group. As the result of quantitative analysis, the experimental group showed the positive significant change all in the K-scale, self-control scale. The control group didn\'t show the significant change. As the result of qualitative analysis, the experimental group was inactivated and had no will at the beginning, but their emotional and social attitude and self-control were improved as time went. Also, as the result of analyzing the program evaluation survey and discussion, students generally showed satisfaction on integrative arts therapy. An interview with a counseling teacher re-confirmed appropriateness and necessity of the integrative arts therapy program\'s field application. Accordingly, it could be clarified that integrative arts therapy was an effective approach to positively solve the problems caused by high school student\'s excessive Internet use.
Key Words : integrative arts therapy, high school students, Internet addictive, Internet use control, self-control