Why use Expressive and Creative Therapy in your work?
The world is showing us the importance of art and creativity: art is an expression of the soul and humanity
- Art and creative ways of working are ideal for clients who struggle with words. Children in particular will be able to express emotions, process traumatic memories and improve their behaviour quite quickly
- Art can also help adolescent and adult clients express feelings in a safe, non-verbal way. All of our creative therapy courses are based on recent research and our own clinical case studies.
Online Training - Working Creatively with Trauma
Using creative approaches is integral to all our trainings. You might be especially interested in our Online Working Creatively with Trauma TM training. Why not take a look?
Face-to-face Expressive Arts Training
- Irene Dudley-Swarbrick PhD continues to offer face-to-face expressive arts trainings at the Tara Centre in Lancaster.
- These trainings introduce you to the gentle, non-directive, and respectful approach of Natalie Rogers’ Creative Connection™
- You’ll also discover how this links with later developments in expressive arts therapy and research
- Providing an evidence-based approach to developing your practice with expressive and creative arts therapy
If you are interested in face-to-face training with Irene, please email on hello@expressiveartstraining.co.uk.
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Get in touch with Lindsey
If you have any questions, the best way to get in touch is to email Lindsey on hello@jillcartertraining.co.uk or call on 07311 389613
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