Calm and Imaginative Children’s Art Therapy Group
Are you looking for gentle and creative ways to support your child to express their imagination, feel calm and connect with others? This programme uses creativity and art to help children to express themself, while feeling secure, and engaged with others. In our session we use arts therapy and gentle playful processes to explore themes around imagination, confidence, connection, and healthy self expression, in a supportive group environment. This programme is run by two registered clinical art therapists. If your child is outside the age bracket please discuss with us as there may be capacity.
PAYMENT CONFIRMS YOUR BOOKING
What: Calm and Imaginative Children’s Art Therapy Group, 5-10 years old
When: Thursdays Term 2, April 27th - June 29th = 10x sessions
Time: 4pm - 5.30pm
Where: Arts For Health, 2 Seddon Road, Frankton
Cost: $60 for full term per participant
*Or two children pay $60 if they are from the same immediate family.
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