Using a playful and accepting approach I enable children and young people to express the sometimes inexpressible through creative arts therapy, or simply by talking. Difficult thoughts and big feelings can create a barrier to a young person’s well-being and happiness and this can have a sometimes profound impact on family and social relationships, and on their school progress and achievements. Working through difficult feelings, a young person can develop a deeper understanding of him or herself and, by doing this, can reflect on unhelpful behaviours and develop resilience for the future.

I am an experienced children’s creative arts therapist and am a member of the British Association of Counsellors and Psychotherapists. In a previous life I was a school Special Educational Needs Coordinator and so also have an extensive understanding of additional learning and social emotional needs and conditions.

The way I work is to first meet with parents to discuss their concerns. I would then commence working with the young person, usually in weekly 50-minute slots, getting together with parents at a regular agreed time to discuss impact of the sessions.

If you feel that I could support in this way, please get in touch and we can talk more about the process and you can decide if working with me would work for you.

Jane

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