What sets creative expressive workshops apart from group therapy is their focus on the act of creating together, rather than on interpreting the process, the artwork, or the participants’ emotions. These workshops are spaces for shared creativity that foster well-being and can indeed have a therapeutic effect. However, I facilitate them as a creative practitioner rather than as a therapist.

 

Workshops are available for groups of six participants or more. Creative workshops can be designed to enhance reflective practice and arts-based research, while also providing opportunities for participants to develop their own creative work. I accept commissions to co-develop and facilitate creative workshops in community settings or professional theater contexts.