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About Art Therapy
What is Art Therapy ?
Who is Art Therapy Suitable for?
Who is Art Therapy Suitable for?
An established form of psychotherapy using art and sensory art materials as a primary form of expression. Working alongside a trained mental health therapist the aim is to reduce distress in relation to social emotional and mental health issues.
Who is Art Therapy Suitable for?
Who is Art Therapy Suitable for?
Who is Art Therapy Suitable for?
Art therapy can help people of all ages and at all stages of life, including those whose life has been affected by difficult personal or cultural experiences, illness and/or disability. You do not need to be skilled in art to benefit from art therapy.
How is Art Therapy regulated?
Who is Art Therapy Suitable for?
How is Art Therapy regulated?
In the UK, the title art therapist and art psychotherapist are protected by law. All UK art therapists must be state registered with the Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC). All registered art therapists can be found on the HCPC’s register.
Professional Experience
30 years experience working across Health Education and Social Care
Specialised experience
- Working with children and adults experiencing complex social, emotional and mental health needs.
- Working alongside multi agency teams.
- Developing bespoke individual and group work interventions focused on meeting need.
- Working within the Psychobiosocial cultural model, with an evidence based approach in neuroscience and trauma informed practice.
- Delivered with a compassion focused approach promoting strengths in facing difficulties.
Art Making a Difference
Individual Therapy
Group Work and Collaborative Spaces
Creative Expression and Wellbeing
Addressing social, emotional and mental health issues with a personalised approach.
Using art materials and creativity for expression and sensory experience
Developing further insight to your own sense of self with compassion and understanding
Creative Expression and Wellbeing
Group Work and Collaborative Spaces
Creative Expression and Wellbeing
- Personally tailored theraputic art based projects
- Art making that aims to promote mental health awareness and psychoeducation.
- Create something special with emotional connection through an expressive theraputic experience.
- Focused or short term interventions creating something special to have and to hold.
Group Work and Collaborative Spaces
Group Work and Collaborative Spaces
Group Work and Collaborative Spaces
Working with groups and communities
Share experiences, connections and understanding through creative and expressive art making
Develop social skills, self awareness and confidence in connecting with others through art making