This study focused on the influence of art therapy based on Expressive Therapies Continuum(ETC) upon overall perceived stress and coping strategies for stressful situations in individual businesses. The clients of this study were individual business owners who had owned their business for fewer than 5 years. The program took place in a total of 20 sessions from October 9th, 2018 to February 14th, 2019. The results were assessed using the Perceived Stress Questionnaire(PSQ), Ways of Coping Check List(WCCL), and Person In The Rain-Stress(PITR-SRC) test to conduct quantitative and qualitative analyses. Notably, there was a change in the rankings for the scores of the lower questions in the WCCL. There was also a change witnessed in the increase in the coping resource score and a change in the coping means in the PITR-SRC test. Third, each ETC helped participants find their internal energy through the process of studying and combining their respective selves and the outside world, which brought a change in perception towards overall views of life and events. This research shows how ETC can provide format, layout, and indicators for therapists and clients in the field of art therapy. Hope also exists for a form of ETC to be used in different therapy situations as an effective method for communicating between the therapist and client.