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EXPRESSIVE ARTS THERAPY:  PRIVATE 1:1 SESSIONS

What is Expressive Arts Therapy?

Expressive arts therapy is an arts-based approach to self-inquiry that engages and supports individuals through a process of creative expression helping them reconnect and trust their own inner resources.

In an expressive arts therapy session client (expert) and therapist (companion) may explore concerns, experiences, beliefs and patterns using an intermodal approach which may include visual art, sound, voice, journaling, breath, movement and play as catalysts for personal inquiry, discovery and growth.

The arts can potentially provide clarity about ourselves in the present moment, allowing us to notice how we feel within our body through certain situations, processes, and emotions. It is a gentle way to explore with curiosity the potential changes we may wish to undertake, things that require our acceptance, as well as new and nourishing possibilities.

  • No prior art making experience is necessary.

  • Sessions are NOT recorded and remain confidential.

  • Intake and Informed Consent forms will be required prior to first sessions.

  • A session may include any combination of verbal sharing, art-making,

If you have art supplies by all means use them!!

  • crayons and /or pencil crayons

  • any type of paints  and a few brushes 

  • any fun tools that you can use with paint - old gift cards, bbq skewers, sticks, sponges, etc

  • water container

  • paper towel or rags

  • apron or old comfortable clothes

  • an open and curious mind

GOOD TO KNOWS

Above all else this is a confidential and safe space. 

A reminder/confirmation and Zoom email invite will be sent to you in advance.

If you have questions feel free to email!

 

 

PROFESSIONAL LIABILITY INSURANCE

In accordance with the By-laws of the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO), my therapeutic work is covered by the required professional liability insurance through my membership with the Ontario Expressive Arts Therapy Association (OEATA).

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