The purpose of this study is to develop a FAT program improving playfulness by reviewing the playful elements inherent in Food Art Therapy and to help individual adaptation and facilitate counselors' counseling effects. This study mentioned garden play, competition-cooperative play, and construction-destruction-reconstruction play as three play types of Food Art Therapy. The structured playfulness enhancement program consisting of six physical activities using food and cooking utensils was developed. This program seems to have a psychological healing effect that leads to interest, fun, confidence, and cooperation. It is also an effective short-term counseling in that it performs preventive functions to help improve playfulness rather than moving on to play therapy to solve difficulties of adaptation in daily life. Although it is a explorative program, It is considered to be a valuable work that can help the counseling field if it is validated and elaborated under various conditions in the future.