We offer art therapy at our Family Centres located in Brookvale and Waitara. Some of the benefits of art therapy include improved communication skills, a reduction in stress levels, increased self-esteem, improved personal insights, and an opportunity to be imaginative and creative. You might also learn new skills and learn how to identify and connect with your strengths. Our Art Therapists are registered with ANZACATA – the peak professional association for creative arts therapies.
REGAINING SELF THROUGH ART
This is an art therapy group for women facilitated by a registered Art Therapist. No artistic skills are required, just an interest in the creative process. This group provides a supportive and non-judgemental space to explore your creativity whilst giving expression to feelings, thoughts and future hopes. Run over 6 weeks, a variety of art materials are supplied, and themes may be explored through the creative process supporting a safe connection to self and others in the group. The aim of the group is to explore personal insight and connection whilst also developing your creatives skills. This program runs from Family Centres in Tuggerah and Waitara. Our full price guide here. If you have NDIS funding, this will cover these sessions.
ONE-ON-ONE SESSIONS
We also offer one-to-one sessions. For individual art therapy sessions, you can refer to pricing here.
For more information:
P: 1800 324 924
E: info@catholiccaredbb.org.au
It tends to make me forget about my bipolar disorder – and see that I’m a normal person.
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