I am offering a compassionate and holistic approach to addressing a variety of personal struggles, from relationship difficulties to parenting issues and mental health challenges like anxiety and addiction. My experience with ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia, and other areas like Narcissistic programming and Christian Counselling provides a deep understanding of how complex these challenges can be.
The focus in our sessions is on self-awareness and shifting old patterns to look at them deeply in a fun, creative manner, as it allows individuals to break free from limiting behaviors and start building healthier relationships—not just with others but with themselves too. I am passionate about helping people navigate these challenges and find a path forward.
As we are exploring how to open up these challenges, I offer my support to those in need of a little help. GIVE ME A CALL FOR A FREE consultation, and let’s see how I may fit your needs.
04 0023-2378
Integrated Art Therapy /Psychotherapy…. and what would we do in our session?
I offer a personalized and creative approach to therapy, emphasizing self-exploration and transformation through expressive and artistic methods. Materials like crayons, sand, and journal writing can make the process more approachable and non-intimidating, allowing people to tap into their emotions and thoughts more freely.
The idea of blending creativity with emotional healing is powerful—sometimes, the act of creating something simple can unlock insights that words alone can’t reach. It’s also a refreshing way of integrating laughter and a lighthearted approach as part of the healing process, which can make such intensive work feel more accessible and hopeful.
Surprisingly, Metaphysical programming adds a layer to the unseen influences we learn and expands our views on and how it changes people’s behaviors or struggles that can be shifted with awareness. I am deeply committed to helping people not only navigate their struggles but to find joy and rediscover love for their lives.
“I found myself smiling at my world that appeared in the images or stories I wrote, and they didn’t seem as scary anymore when appearing on paper or in the sand.” E.M.
