TRAUMA- INFORMED ART THERAPY AND COUNSELLING ALBURY WODONGA
Welcome to this space!
Growing up in the Riverina, I've always been passionate about mental health advocacy in regional areas. My dream was always to provide high-quality therapeutic services to improve people's quality of life. The work of self-healing is a gift I am honoured to share with you. I want you to leave our time together feeling safe, validated, empowered and hopeful!
About Alice
Alice is dedicated to helping her clients achieve their goals and improve their mental health and emotional well-being. Alice has experience working in Not-For-Profit organisations, educational settings and private practice. Alice has living experience with Neurodivergence and Complex Trauma.
Alice has experience working with clients of all ages and backgrounds, she has a special interest in working with:
- Children
- NDIS participants
- Neurodivergent clients
- Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples
- Victim Survivors of Domestic Violence
- People who have experienced Medical Trauma
- Adults who are ready to create positive change in their life
- Bachelor of Creative Arts (Dean’s Scholar)
- Master of Art Therapy (Dean’s List)
- The Australian Counselling Association - Level 2
- The Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association - Professional Member
- First Aid and CPR
Alice's Approach
- Alice focuses on safety in a client-centered approach to therapy, walking alongside clients to identify their goals and develop a personalised plan for treatment.
- Alice draws upon an extensive range of modalities to support the unique emotional needs of her clients, including: Somatic and Strengths-based approach to Counselling and Psychotherapy, Play Therapy, Narrative Therapy, Acceptance Commitment Therapy, Emotional Freedom Technique, Relational Life Therapy, Eye Movement Desensitisation and Reprocessing, Internal Family Systems and Polyvagal Theory.
- Alice creates a nurturing space where transformation begins.
online | Albury Wodonga | Individual therapy | groups
Always was always will be, Aboriginal land
Alice acknowledges the First Nations peoples of the Wiradjuri lands, skies and waterways on which she gathers and works. Alice acknowledges that the art making, yarning and community included in this space is an extension of what has been practiced on these lands for thousands of years.