A space to experience
the creative process
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Art therapy is a mental health profession that utilises art materials to express and communicate feelings in a safe and confidential space.
The focus is on the process of creation, rather than the outcome, therefore experience with art making is not necessary.
Art therapy is for... everyone.
My psychodynamic practice enables me to offer effective individual and group art psychotherapy to provide a neutral ground for insight, awareness and personal growth.
I journey with my clients to guide self awareness and insight, forming a therapeutic alliance between client, artwork and therapist.
There are many ways to utilise creativity to express emotions that are sometimes difficult to acknowledge or verbalise. Engaging in creative expression aids in development of self-regulation, encouraging insight and awareness.
Art therapy helps create meaning, develop new perspectives, and
build resilience.
£10/session | The Hive Community Centre, Peasedown St. John
Join me for a creative journey using textiles and the slow stitch method of hand sewing. This fabric collage course utilises fabrics, paints...
£10/session | The Hive Community Centre, Peasedown St. John
The workshops offer an experience of specific materials and techniques and aim to provide an introduction to exploring different art mediums.
Clay, collage, image transfer, visual journaling and mandala's are just some of the things that can be discovered, igniting meaningful creativity.
Workshops are between 2-3 hours in duration.
One to one sessions are 60-90mins in duration and involve a dedicated space for you to explore a wide range of mediums with the art therapist.
An initial assessment will provide the basis for the direction of the sessions.
A minimum 6 session commitment is recommended.
Art therapy in a group setting helps to foster social connections in an inclusive atmosphere, building community and instilling a sense of hope.
A range of group courses are offered throughout the year, including visual journaling, stitching and working with and within nature.
Courses typically range from 4-8 sessions of 2 hours duration.
Samantha is a qualified Art Psychotherapist from LASALLE College of the Arts, Singapore (accredited by Goldsmith's University). She also holds a BA (Hons) degree in Fine Art from University of Plymouth, UK.
Sam became an art therapist to integrate her own creative practice into working with others and has specialised in working with adults in groups or on an individual basis. She covers a wide spectrum of reasons for therapy from living with cancer, depression, stress, and anxiety, to anger, grief & loss, and trauma.
Sam works with a number of local and charity organisations in socially engaged community and private practice. From September 2024 her studio will be based at The Hive Community Centre in Peasedown St. John just outside Bath.
Sam has exhibited in Singapore and the UK, has delivered online and in-person workshops at international conferences and universities, and is a published writer on art therapy, practices and processes. She regularly contributes to regional art therapy continued professional development and is available for supervision.
She is a member of the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT) and is HCPC registered. She is also DBS approved.
If you have any questions or wish to receive more information,
please send me a message.
Mon-Fri: 9:00 am - 5:00 pm
Closed Sat/Sun & Public Holidays
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