ANZACATA registered & qualified Art Therapist, utilizing a person-centred, holistic approach to therapy with a range of modalities, including: -Visual Art & Textiles -Music -Movement -Drama/Improv. Focuses: -LGBT+ -Neurodivergence (including ASD & ADHD) -Anxiety Disorders (including GAD & OCD) -Physical and Mental Disabilities Clae has many years of experience working and volunteering in the therapeutic field, as well as a lifetime of experience with neurodivergence. They have worked with people of all different ages and abilities, from young children to elderly. They also use different outlets of creative expression to engage the different senses, to enable them to work with people who are vision or hearing impaired, have limited mobility or dexterity, or non-verbally communicating. People who have worked with Clae have noted their gentle yet playful approach to therapy, as well as their ability to creatively adapt artistic methods to meet different skill/confidence levels and accessibility needs.

Sue is a ANZACATA registered & qualified Art Therapist. She follows a trauma-informed and individualised approach, creating safe spaces that allow for creative expression to flourish. Her practice is driven by the way art helps us to better understand the world, how it is able to form meaning and re-frame experience, and how it can be used as a tool for healing and connection. Sue has experience working with adults who have struggled with a diverse range of mental health issues and has had extensive experience working with forensic mental health clients within prison environments. Sue also has a background as a mental health Occupational Therapist which adds an additional lens to her practice as an Art Therapist.