“Art speaks where words are unable to explain.”

Welcome to Embody You Expressive Therapies

We believe in exploring all aspects of one’s self to form an integrative approach to healing.

Art therapy is a form of psychotherapy that uses creative processes such as drawing, painting, collage or sculpture as the therapeutic modality.

Art therapy offers a multitude of benefits that can enhance emotional, mental and physical well-being and offers an alternative to traditional talk therapy by using creative expression to explore inner experiences.

Working with images, symbols, and materials allows subconscious thoughts and emotions to surface safely and be understood with support.

No artistic skill is required, only an openness to the process. Through creative exploration and reflective conversation, we work together to build insight, resilience, and emotional wellbeing at a pace that feels safe for you.

Person holding a torn colorful illustration of a person with outstretched arms, a large sun on their chest, and abstract elements, with additional colorful prints on a wooden table.

What experiences can be explored through Art Therapy?

  • Depression and low mood

  • Anxiety and chronic stress

  • Mood disorders

  • Self harm and Suicidal thoughts

  • Trauma and Complex Trauma

  • Addiction and recovery

  • Eating disorders

  • Grief, loss and life transitions

  • Neurodivergence and emotional regulation

  • LGBTQIA+ experiences

  • Self-esteem, shame and identity

  • Emotional regulation and attachment patterns

  • Growth, resilience and meaning-making

  • Relationship break downs and divorce

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What can Art Therapy help me achieve?

  • Identify feelings you may struggle to name

  • Express complex or overwhelming emotions safely

  • Externalise emotions instead of holding them internally

  • Ways to tolerate distress and strong emotions

  • Strategies for grounding, self-soothing, and emotional release

  • Greater awareness of personal patterns and triggers

  • Exploration of identity, values, and lived experience

  • Understanding how past experiences influence the present

  • Safe ways to process experiences without re-traumatisation

  • How to work with the body, memory, and emotions together

  • Increased capacity to stay present while exploring difficult material

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