With a Graduate Diploma in Art Therapy from the Toronto Art Therapy Institute, and an Honours Bachelor of Arts degree from the University of Waterloo, I am a professionally-trained and qualified art therapist. I am here to guide you into this creative process in a non-judgmental space.
My focus is on helping you find healthy ways to process your current versus childhood experiences. Using mindfulness principles and attachment theory in therapeutic practice, I facilitate your spontaneous art expressions.
I have a private art therapy practice in mid-Toronto (Avenue Rd. and St. Clair) where I work with people of all ages. I also conduct workshops for medical and social facilities, women’s groups, high schools and corporations.
Beyond customized programs, there are dynamic and results-oriented workshops posted at www.artfulselfdiscovery.com as they are scheduled. Working in groups provides a forum for learning and reflection that is enhanced by each others’ energy. I enjoy that energy, meeting new people, and facilitating the excitement of self discovery.
I am also available to speak about art therapy, or the power of personal art images to groups. I can arrange a “lunch and learn” type forum, or speak using a power-point presentation depending on what you think would work best. I am very interested in opening community conversations about the benefits of art therapy.
As a member of Canada’s art therapy and psychotherapy associations I am guided by a Code of Ethics and by Standards of Professional Practice. I am a professional member of the Canadian Art Therapy Association and the Ontario Art Therapy Association.
My focus is on helping you find healthy ways to process your current versus childhood experiences. Using mindfulness principles and attachment theory in therapeutic practice, I facilitate your spontaneous art expressions.
I have a private art therapy practice in mid-Toronto (Avenue Rd. and St. Clair) where I work with people of all ages. I also conduct workshops for medical and social facilities, women’s groups, high schools and corporations.
Beyond customized programs, there are dynamic and results-oriented workshops posted at www.artfulselfdiscovery.com as they are scheduled. Working in groups provides a forum for learning and reflection that is enhanced by each others’ energy. I enjoy that energy, meeting new people, and facilitating the excitement of self discovery.
I am also available to speak about art therapy, or the power of personal art images to groups. I can arrange a “lunch and learn” type forum, or speak using a power-point presentation depending on what you think would work best. I am very interested in opening community conversations about the benefits of art therapy.
As a member of Canada’s art therapy and psychotherapy associations I am guided by a Code of Ethics and by Standards of Professional Practice. I am a professional member of the Canadian Art Therapy Association and the Ontario Art Therapy Association.
