Therapeutic services

service and price guide - funding available through NDIS if eligible. Concession considered in cases of financial hardship or disadvantage

Art Therapy

for all ages and abilities

Creative processes to help you find your way to calm, deepen self awareness and enhance well being.

Adapted to your goals and needs.

Home based service* (if eligible) for clients residing in Bass Coast or South Gippsland. *Please inquire for more information, and suitability assessment. Alternatively services can be provided in clinical rooms at Wonthaggi or via zoom if preferred.

NDIS registered provider Registration ID 4-GFO5SBC

Please contact for inquiry or booking

contact@peaceinart.com.au

Art Therapy for groups

Examples include Collective art making to help reduce symptoms of stress and anxiety. Grief and Bereavement group work. Empowerment activities. Art therapy for serious loss and illness. Family gatherings. Dementia Care Settings. Art therapy for young people.

Please contact me to discuss needs, options and pricing.

Group costs will vary according on number of participants and duration of workshop. There may be scope to run a limited weekly or term program.

Workshops via ZOOM will be considered.

Specialised therapy for children and adultsPer session NDIS or Children $80 Adults $120 — Specialised therapy for children and adults
Per session NDIS or $130 per session

Clay Field

Children go through developmental stages at their own pace. When key stages are interrupted, this can manifest in behaviours that are disruptive, harmful, or avoidant. Work at the Clay Field can help provide children’s sensory systems with a way to find calm and repair. Other sensorimotor art making processes can be used instead of Clayfield if preferred or if your child has a sensory aversion to the texture of clay.

Clay Field Adults

It is often hard to process grief, trauma or other unexplained feelings or behaviours through words alone. Work at the Clay Field can help you work your way through this in a safe supportive environment. It uses the wisdom of your body to guide the way your hands will move in the clay. This unique interaction between body, hands and clay helps your central nervous system process your experience and find its way toward a sense of resolution, recovery and calm.

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Training background

I have had extensive face to face training over three years in Clay Field therapy at the only training center of its kind in Australia. I have also been awarded my Masters degree in therapeutic arts practice from the MIECAT institute in Melbourne Victoria. It is important to me that I offer a service to others that encompasses rigour and accountability on a professional and personal level. Below are two presentations on very different forms of art therapy. The Clay Field video is sensorimotor based, the other example involves both sensory and cognitive processes including sounds, to come to an understanding of experience. I hope these help to demonstrate the diversity of arts based therapy and how it can be adapted to whatever is needed or arises.