
Rachel Krause
BFA(hons), DKATI
Diploma of Art Therapy · 1 year experience
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.
Lived Experience: Neurodivergent
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- Children (under 10)
- Seniors (55 and older)
- Individuals
- Groups
- LGBTQIA+ Clients
- Anxiety or Depression
- Mental Health or Neurodiversity Support
- Adults (20-54)
- Adolescents (10-19)