My practice is centred around the belief that children and young people do best when they feel safe, understood, and connected.
Whether you’re looking for support for yourself, your child or your organisation, you are very welcome to get in touch. We can work together to explore whether any of my services fit your needs and whether art therapy feels like the right approach for you.
My services.
Individual therapy for children and young people.
My specialist area is working with children and young people aged 4-18. However, The age ranges I work with are a guide rather than a strict rule, and every young person is different. If you feel my approach could be a good fit, please get in touch, we can talk about your child’s needs and whether working together might be right for them.
Sessions are held in-person, in a bright dedicated therapy room. At home or school-based sessions are available where appropriate.
School based therapy.
This service is ideal for schools and organisations looking to strengthen their emotional wellbeing offer. Delivering art therapy within your setting provides support for children and young people who may be experiencing emotional or behavioural difficulties in a familiar environment.
Offering these services within school can make therapy more accessible for children and young people who may not otherwise be able to access support and may struggle to engage with external services. This can be due to factors such as financial barriers or low motivation.
Arts and wellbeing workshops.
My group creative workshops encourage expression, reflection, and participation in a non-clinical, accessible way. These workshops are not therapy, but can support whole-class groups, targeted cohorts, or staff wellbeing initiatives to foster creativity, communication, and emotional awareness.
Group therapy.
These services are well suited to schools and organisations such as summer schemes or youth clubs who are looking to support their young people through shared, creative experiences.
Group art therapy provides space to explore emotions, build peer connection, and develop communication and coping skills.