This study aims to expand and deepen Food Art Therapy, and to develop an attempt to graft play therapy theory and techniques into FAT. This study utilizes the theory and techniques of flexible sequential play therapy (FSPT) and Gestalt Play Therapy among the techniques of integrative play therapy, focusing on the four-step counseling process of FAT and expanding the step-by-step sessions to form a 15-session program. This is an exploratory attempt to suggest activity topics and food art play activities according to each stage session. This program aims to reveal and heal the wounds of the heart that are deep inside the client. This program strengthens the client s self, improves coping ability, explores inner wounds, and leads to self-integration and growth through self-understanding and self-acceptance. Therefore, it is meaningful as a crisis intervention program for children or adolescents who have been abused, and for clients with symptoms of PTSD, and it needs to be verified academically in the future.