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“It’s not about being good at creativity. It’s about creativity being good for you.”                 

 -James McCrae -

Person-centred Art Therapy & Counselling
Group & Individual Sessions • Supporting Older Adults In Aged Care & In the Community

• Intergenerational connection programs

Why Art Therapy?

Art therapy recognises the essential role of self-expression and connection in supporting wellbeing.

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It uses the arts and creative expression to engage both verbal and non-verbal strengths, supporting individuals and communities with diverse abilities to communicate, share life experiences, and take time to reflect.

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Sessions are facilitated by a qualified art therapist who responds to each person’s needs, interests, and goals, helping to build confidence and support both therapeutic and creative exploration.

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An art therapist focuses on the art-making process as well as participants’ wellbeing, prioritising mental health, empowerment, and quality of life.

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Art therapy can:

  • Support autonomy and social-emotional wellbeing

  • Enhance a positive outlook and sense of purpose

  • Strengthen confidence, decision-making and independence 

  • Encourage problem-solving skills, flexible thinking and motivation

  • Nurture calm, focus, relaxation and joy in daily life

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At Art & Wellbeing, sessions invite individuals and communities to explore art, develop new skills, and enjoy meaningful hands-on experiences in a welcoming environment

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