Creative therapy for children,Adults and NDIs
Supporting Emotional Regulation and Wellbeing
Helping clients express emotions, build confidence and develop coping skills in a safe, creative space.
About Pick Your Therapy
Meet Your Therapist
As a qualified Art Psychotherapist registered with both ACA and ANZACATA, I am experienced working alongside individuals with a wide range of needs, I am passionate about supporting participants to express themselves, build skills, and improve their wellbeing through creative therapeutic approaches. I have more than 25 years' experience working with people experiencing mental health challenges, autism spectrum disorder, acquired brain injury, dementia, complex support needs, and behaviour support.
At Pick Your Therapy, I offer a safe, supportive and creative space where individuals can explore their emotions in ways that don’t rely only on words.
Many of the people I work with find it difficult to express how they feel, feel overwhelmed, or struggle to make sense of their experiences. Through creative therapies such as art, clay, sandplay and sensory-based approaches, I support clients to express, process and build emotional understanding at their own pace.
Each session is guided by the individual — there is no right or wrong way to engage. I am dedicated to providing a safe and supportive environment for my clients. I utilise creative expression to facilitate emotional wellbeing and personal growth.
Who we work with at Pick Your Therapy
Adults
Providing a safe space to explore life challenges, emotional wellbeing and personal growth through creative approaches.
Young people
I support young people to express their thoughts and feelings in ways that feel natural and safe. Through creative and play-based approaches, they can explore emotions, build confidence and develop skills for self-regulation and connection.
Children
Supporting Children with emotional expression, regulation, confidence and social skills development through client-lead, creative and play-based approaches
NDIS Participants
Supporting capacity building, emotional regulation, communication and independence through tailored creative therapy sessions
Pick Your Therapy is certified and insured to deliver,
Art Therapy
Art Therapy is a form of psychotherapy that uses creative expression—such as drawing, painting, sculpting, collage, journalling or resin —as a therapeutic tool to help individuals explore emotions, reduce anxiety, and improve mental well-being. It’s not about artistic skill or producing masterpieces; it’s about the process of making art and what it reveals.
How It Works Art therapy bridges the gap between the conscious and unconscious mind. It allows people to express what words cannot, offering insight, relief, and sometimes transformation.
Clayfield Therapy
Clayfield Therapy is a tactile, sensorimotor art therapy that uses a box of clay as a medium for emotional healing and developmental repair. Developed over 40 years ago by Professor Heinz Deuser in Germany and further refined by Cornelia Elbrecht in Australia, this therapy emphasizes the healing power of touch, especially for those affected by trauma.
Sandplay Therapy
Sandplay Therapy
Sandplay Therapy
Sandplay Therapy is a powerful, nonverbal therapeutic approach that invites individuals to explore their inner world using miniature figures and a sandbox. Rooted in Jungian psychology, it allows children, adolescents, and adults to express thoughts and emotions that may be difficult to articulate through words.
In a safe and supportive environment, clients create scenes in the sand using a wide variety of symbolic objects. These scenes often reflect unconscious processes, personal struggles, and emotional experiences. Through this creative and symbolic play, healing and transformation can occur.
Lego Therapy
Sandplay Therapy
Sandplay Therapy
LEGO Therapy is a structured, play-based intervention designed to help child and adult clients—especially those with autism or social communication difficulties—develop essential social and communication skills through collaborative LEGO building. It was pioneered in the mid-1990s by Dr. Daniel LeGoff, a pediatric neuropsychologist, LEGO Therapy taps into a person's natural interest in building and play. The shared goal of completing a model encourages interaction and cooperation, making social learning fun and engaging.