Kia ora. I'm Aishah, Christchurch (NZ) based art therapist who currently supports adults with issues like trauma, grief & loss and anxiety. I am also particularly keen to work with first time migrant mums to be in NZ who wants to feel confident in their pregnancy but struggle with how to do that. My work involves using both art and talk where I love to collaborate with clients on their goals. I offer psychodynamic perspectives as well as somatic understanding. I also believe in the agency of clients to determine what lands or not for them, so I do engage in feedback-giving-requesting throughout. I look forward to meeting you at where you are!

Hi, I'm an art therapist. My approach is trauma-informed, person-centred, and strengths-based. I draw from psychodynamic psychotherapy while meeting you where you're at and moving at a pace that feels right for you. I work with children and adults. Art therapy can be a powerful way to explore what's hard to put into words. No art skills needed, just a willingness to be present and open. I have a particular interest in supporting children and women's mental health, especially around big emotions, trauma, identity, and life transitions. ✿ Feel free to book a free consult. I'd love to connect.

Yumeka is a registered psychotherapist and a professional art therapist with 4 years of experience in the field. Yumeka uses a mix of talk therapy, art therapy and EMDR therapy through a trauma informed and culturally informed lens. Yumeka is originally from Japan and lived in different parts of the world as an immigrant herself. Yumeka loves to learn and immerse herself in different cultures and she thrives to learn about different ways of living from the clients as well. I believe all of us are capable of change at any age with certain determination and compassionate support. I took many detours before coming into the mental health career and felt lonely and worthless. Art helped me number of times in my dark moments. It gave me an opportunity to grow and let me express difficult emotions. I believe now it is my turn to help others in difficult situations and provide support, relaxation and opportunity for self-discovery through creative expression of art therapy.

Rachel is a relational, trauma-informed art therapist who offers a supportive space for creativity, healing, and self-expression. Her approach is flexible and centered around each person's unique needs, always moving at their own pace. She brings curiosity, care, and creativity into her sessions, using artmaking, reflection, and playful exploration. Rachel's work is shaped by her values around nature, equality, and the healing power of connection. She often uses natural materials, gentle mindfulness, and poetry to help people feel grounded and seen. Her background includes working with teens, young children with complex trauma, and adults facing mental health and addiction challenges. She also has experience supporting healthcare teams and understands the impact of larger systems on personal wellbeing. Her practice is a queer and neurodivergent-friendly space where all humans and identities are welcome.

"Finding passion in the process rather than perfection in the product" is my Mantra. Trauma-informed, neuro-diversity affirming Art Psychotherapist. Clinical Supervisor. Group/individual - online/in person. Corporate workshops. Psychoed sessions. I bring a warm, playful, intuitive approach to my work. Experiencing several relocations with a young family gave insight into building resilience; creating a sense of belonging and how to connect with clients during life's unpredictable unfolding. With an established private practice for 14 years, I work across the lifespan on a broad range of concerns through trauma-informed/ strengths based / attachment theory lenses. Years of experience in the special needs arena includes cognitive/physical needs, neurodiversity, adults with ABI/Stroke. Through Sydney's Memory Innovations Centre I developed & curated programs for ageing adults living with wellbeing and /or cognitive concerns, creating innovative online programs during Covid19.

I am an art therapist, counselor, and pioneer in Neurodiversity positive art therapy. I have been an art therapist since 2005 and a counselor since 2011. I specialize in working with clients who are neurodivergent and have experienced trauma. I am passionate about empowering individuals in their therapy experiences.

You’re tired of masking, explaining your body or brain, or feeling misunderstood. Maybe you’re living with chronic illness, navigating LGBTQ+ identity, or struggling with overwhelm, burnout, or self-acceptance. Maybe your child is neurodivergent and constantly told to “try harder.” I support children, teens, and adults in building self-trust, self-advocacy, and meaningful, sustainable change. I work with clients navigating neurodivergence, chronic illness, LGBTQ+ identity, stress, and life transitions. Together, we focus on reducing shame, strengthening boundaries, building coping skills, and unlearning harmful narratives. I integrate creative expression, mindfulness, and body-based practices to help clients feel grounded and supported. Therapy can offer space to reflect, reset, and show up as you are. Whether for you or your child, we’ll work together in a way that feels collaborative, creative, and sustainable. Reach out for a free 20-minute consultation.

I am a trauma-informed expressive arts therapist who draws on Internal Family Systems, developmental psychology, attachment theory, and a systems lens, to support you in re-storying your life, visioning the life you want, getting out of stuck patterns, building supportive practices, drawing healthy boundaries, and exploring the themes, imagery, and symbols of your life. If you are interested in better understanding what has kept you stuck, understanding different parts of yourself and systemic forces on your life, engaging bravely with art, and re-understanding your history, as well as receiving support in visioning and dreaming for your life, and building new plans and strategies, I would love to hear from you.

I work with people looking to heal relationships with themselves, ultimately leading to better relationships with others. Many of my clients self identify as people pleasers or perfectionists, who have a tough time slowing down and putting themselves first. We might have difficulty finding the balance between shutting down our emotions and having them take over. I have a special interest in helping people navigate complicated family dynamics and heal from childhood trauma. My approach is laid back and collaborative. I want you to feel in control, while also knowing you don't have to deal with these difficult experiences alone. I integrate approaches like DBT, ACT, and somatic therapy, with a holistic focus. As both a Registered Psychotherapist and Accredited Music Therapist, we can use words, music, or a combination of both in our sessions. I am happy to chat more about what this means and looks like in sessions.

Professionally trained art therapist with a Master's in Art Therapy, working across clinical, educational, and community settings in Singapore. My therapeutic approach is person-centred and trauma-informed, with an emphasis on using art as a non-verbal, accessible tool for emotional expression, reflection, and psychosocial support. My key areas of practice include working with children, persons with special needs and disabilities, and individuals with dementia. I currently facilitate a weekly dementia-focused art therapy program at SingHealth Community Hospitals, supporting cognitive stimulation, memory recall, and emotional well-being in older adults. Founder of Art for Good, a social enterprise that brings art therapy and community art programs to children and families, with a focus on accessibility and inclusion. Lecturer on art therapy-related topics at the Nanyang Academy of Fine Arts (NAFA), the School of Positive Psychology, ACC Institute, and Adventis.

Jue Ann inspires growth and healing through art. She's a credentialed art therapist with over a decade of experience in individual and group therapy across non-profit and private practice settings. From residential care to open studios (@jueintime, @lepakwith_Ajushi), she connects with young and old, including those with dementia. Her current focus is on journeying with adults through life's pivotal moments and challenges. This includes navigating grief and loss, managing stressful periods, or exploring your mental health and neurodiversity. She also supports emerging art therapists through supervision, helping them grow with confidence and care in their own professional journeys. Through creative expression, Jue Ann walks alongside her clients as they move through life's complexities, helping them discover new perspectives and pathways forward – with strength, compassion, and clarity. Fluent in English, Mandarin, Malay, Cantonese, and Hokkien, and understands Hakka.

Hello, brave and beautiful soul—yes, brave, because showing up here takes courage. How are you truly feeling today? Not the version you show the world, but the real you underneath. I believe healing happens from a place of safety, warmth and care. Think of me as a soft blanket when you need to wrap yourself up, or gentle support that helps you walk while you're still healing. You don't have to perform or have it all figured out. Whether you're navigating motherhood, grief, trauma, or feeling disconnected from yourself, we'll go at your pace. Sometimes we'll talk. Sometimes we'll create art (and no, you don't need to know how to draw). Sometimes we'll sit in comfortable silence while something deeper shifts inside you. I draw from Art Therapy, Emotionally Focused Therapy and Gestalt. But more than techniques, I offer genuine presence and the belief that you already have everything you need inside you—sometimes you just need a safe space to remember or search.