I’ve been working as an art therapist for eight years.

In a world that often wants clear answers and explanations, art therapy retains a space to stay with the unknowing, beyond conceptual interpretation. It is a vehicle for noticing the spontaneous nature of phenomena such as thoughts and feelings. When this ever-changing state of experience is captured through art therapy, the individual receives a natural invitation to become curious. They may then arrive at a meaning, or remain open to all possibilities.

I have witnessed this inward journey of curiosity and discovery unfold amongst humans of all shapes, colours, ages, and types — more specifically, in clinical settings with the elderly, children with special needs, and youth with mental health conditions. However, the profile and history of the client are irrelevant to the process of art therapy.

Feel free to reach out if you're curious or have any questions.