Do you or your child need some creative support with challenges and stress in life? I help children, adolescents, adults and families using art and expressive play therapy for emotional healing and improved quality of life. Robin Feldman, MA, ATR, BCATR is a registered art therapist and counsellor who can help you access your creativity to reduce stress, improve self awareness and enhance personal growth.
Robin's therapeutic approach is holistic and client centered, focusing on each client's unique strengths and creativity. Robin's compassionate presence and creative support can help you find more joy in your life, develop new coping skills and improve your sense of well being. Inner Imagery Art Therapy provides individual and family art therapy, sand tray therapy and counselling for children, adolescents and adults.
Robin's therapeutic approach is holistic and client centered, focusing on each client's unique strengths and creativity. Robin's compassionate presence and creative support can help you find more joy in your life, develop new coping skills and improve your sense of well being. Inner Imagery Art Therapy provides individual and family art therapy, sand tray therapy and counselling for children, adolescents and adults.
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What is Art Therapy? Art therapy is a form of psychotherapy where clients use simple art materials to explore their inner world and express feelings and concerns both verbally and non verbally. Art therapy provides a safe way to explore challenging feelings in a non-threatening manner. Art therapists are trained to help clients access their creativity to promote healing and integration of mind, body, emotions and spirit.
People of all ages are creative beings. When we are dealing with challenging feelings, words may not be the easiest way to express our complex emotions. Art Therapy allows for both non verbal and verbal expression.
It is especially appropriate for children, adolescents or adults who have difficulty talking about their feelings, or those who have experienced trauma, grief and loss, life changes, depression, anxiety, learning challenges, family problems, attachment issues, body image issues or illnesses.It is also helpful for those who tend to intellectualize as art can help bypass the part of us that may censor what we are willing to talk about.
It is especially appropriate for children, adolescents or adults who have difficulty talking about their feelings, or those who have experienced trauma, grief and loss, life changes, depression, anxiety, learning challenges, family problems, attachment issues, body image issues or illnesses.It is also helpful for those who tend to intellectualize as art can help bypass the part of us that may censor what we are willing to talk about.
Sand tray therapy is a wonderful expressive arts modality that provides a safe and contained space for clients to create a three dimensional world or story using miniature symbolic figures in the sand.
Sand tray allows children and adults to express their inner experience with or without words, tapping into deep feelings, and inviting the inner self to heal through expressing and creating a unique story, world or installation art image that is shared and witnessed by the art therapist.The emerging story can hold many layers of meaning and move and change in time and space.
Sand tray allows children and adults to express their inner experience with or without words, tapping into deep feelings, and inviting the inner self to heal through expressing and creating a unique story, world or installation art image that is shared and witnessed by the art therapist.The emerging story can hold many layers of meaning and move and change in time and space.
Robin has a Master of Arts degree in Art Therapy from the George Washington University in Washington D.C. Her undergraduate degree is from the University of Ottawa, where she graduated summa cum laude with a double major in psychology and visual arts. She is a Registered Art Therapist (ATR) with the American Art Therapy Association and the B.C. Art Therapy Association (BCATR).
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