The purpose of this study is to explore the meaning of art therapist who developed art therapy kit for the COVID-19 period experienced in the entire process of ‘planning-production-distribution’. The study participants were seven art therapists, and data were collected through basic data collection using Google form and individual interview for about 40-60 minutes. The questions for individual interviews were written by applying and supplementing the question method presented by Krueger and Casey (2000), and consisted of a total of 14 questions. In this study, a total of 45 transcripts of interview data were used for analysis, and analysis was conducted in seven stages based on Colaizzi's phenomenological description method. As a result, the seven major themes that emerged were ‘Thinking about the method even in the confusion of change in treatment style in the infectious disease situation’, ‘Plan based on traditional art therapy’, ‘Considering the art therapy kit production strategy depending on the limitation of therapeutic intervention’, ‘Considering the art therapy kit distribution strategy depending on exhaustive plan’, ‘Complemented through trial and error’, ‘Discovered the new meaning of art therapy using art therapy kit’, ‘Knowing the identity and potential for development of art therapy kit’. The fundamental theme was ‘the expansion of art therapy’. Based on these results, the significance and limitations of this study were discussed.