Bronwyn Napiorkowski completed a Masters of Art Therapy qualification at Latrobe University Melbourne in 2019. Arts therapists provide therapeutic interventions using the visual arts, including drawing, painting, sculpture, sand and play for mental health diagnoses, wellbeing, early intervention and developmental disorders. Arts therapies can help people to resolve conflicts, develop interpersonal skills, manage behaviour, reduce stress, increase self-esteem and achieve insight.

Miranda is a highly experienced Art Therapist who has completed her Masters in 2019 at MIECAT in Melbourne. For over a decade, through the use of art expression, embodied explorations and psychotherapy, Miranda has provided a safe place to explore and work with clients in a non-invasive personalised way. Miranda has navigated her work to specialise in the support of relationship challenges, depression, suicidality and personal development. Miranda strives to understand the whole ecology of someone’s life and allows space for the exploration of how these areas intersect and effect wellbeing. Miranda’s vast experience in a diversity of settings has given her practice a broad and solid foundation. She has enjoyed working with children and teens in numerous settings including schools and headspace, with Melbourne Health to support adults with complex mental health challenges, guiding families to build stronger safer connections and most recently developing a mental health program for adolescences with significant mental ill health. Away from work Miranda enjoys exploring the beautiful surrounds of where she lives, gardening, her creative arts practice and raising a family.