ART THERAPY WHATS ON – August 2020

ART THERAPY WHATS ON is a monthly directory of events, workshops, professional development and gigs BY and FOR Arts Therapists.

Please send your contributions to carlavanlaar@gmail.com

Include date and time, title, location, facilitator, cost. 100 words and a photo or jpeg.

Enjoy!

Starts 6th August – I want to be an NDIS Arts Therapist, Online Training with Alisoun Neville

Alisoun Neville Expressive Arts Therapy

10am to 1pm Thursday August 6 2020

10am to 12.30pm Thursday August 2020

10am to 12.30pm Thursday September 3 2020

Have you been thinking about registering for NDIS but not sure where to begin?

The first part of this course provides an overview of the NDIS and the requirements for art therapists. You will then advance your preparation for audit by exploring the NDIS practice standards and your own practice values.

Information and bookings online at https://www.alisounneville.com.au/ndistraining

Information about ANZACATA member subsidies expected in their next monthly update.

Art Therapy Supervision

9th August – Supervision Studio online with Carla van Laar

10am – 12.30pm Melbourne time.

$150 – 2.5 hours small group supervision

Use art based, interactive and creative methods to work with dilemmas from your practice.

More info: https://carlavanlaar.com/supervision/

16th August – Presence and Embodiment in Art Therapy
with Carla van Laar

10am – 4pm, Lunch 12.30 – 1.30pm, 15 minute morning and afternoon tea breaks $125 pandemic discount, ONLINE.

Through our art based activities, we can have a heightened awareness of our embodied experience in the present moment, through which we cultivate presence to ourselves, others and the material world.

In this training workshop we practice, explore and deepen our understandings of presence and embodiment as qualities indigenous to the art based methods we use in therapeutic arts practice. These ways of experiencing are linked with traditional wisdom practices and are significant, life-enhancing and important for health, development, well-being, meaning-making and culture.

Register here: https://carlavanlaar.com/registration/

Starts 21st August – Art Journaling + Positive Psychology

with Janet McLeod

Online Workshop, Commencing August 21, 2020, 5 MODULES, one delivered to your inbox each week

Numerous art techniques, Video tutorials, Numerous images and written instructions, Embracing Positive Psychology principles

Cost $59 NZD approx. $39USD

Facilitated by Janet McLeod MA AT, AThR, a Professional Registered Arts Therapist with the Australian and New Zealand Arts Therapist Association (ANZACATA). Janet has a special interest in positive psychology and mindfulness and combines these in her Positive Arts Therapy practise.

More Details to follow to show interest or register contact janetmcleod@xtra.co.nz

Starts 13th August – CREATE WELLBEING – ART JOURNALING WORKSHOP with Janet McLeod

Thursdays 13/8 – 10/9 from 10.30am – 12.30pm.
basement 49, Commercial Rd, (Memorial Hall/Library)
enter from car park off Porter Crescent)
$10 per class thanks to a generous subsidy from Creative Communities.

This series of five workshops will enable participants to enjoy creative art journaling techniques while being mindful of positive psychology principles. Each week there will be a new positive psychology theme and new multimedia art techniques to learn.

This group is open to all and no artistic experience is necessary. All art materials will be supplied.  If you have a favourite art journal bring it along or you can purchase one on the day from as little as $6.

Workshops will be facilitated by Janet McLeod MBA, MA AT, AThR, a Professional Registered Arts Therapist with the Australian and New Zealand Arts Therapist Association (ANZACATA). Janet has a special interest in positive psychology and mindfulness and combines these in her Positive Arts Therapy practise.

To book contact Heather manager@artcentrehelensville.org.nz
To enquire about scholarship places email Janetmcleod@xtra.co.nz

Starts 22nd August – Draw and Pour for Arts Therapists with Sally Swain

3 x monthly Saturdays – 22 nd August, 19 th September, 17 th October
10.15am to 12.30pm AEST
via Zoom
$165 for the series

Connect with Creativity in Community

Unfurl. Nourish your practice as an artist and arts therapist.
In a Draw and Pour gathering, you talk, listen, draw (make art) and pour (your tea). It’s a simple, unique combination of structure and freedom, akin to an old-fashioned sewing circle.
Draw and Pour for Arts Therapists is designed to allow authentic, meaningful, professional connection, while placing creativity at the core. We engage with mindfulness and guided explorations. We share stories of working (or not working) as arts therapists in these topsy-turvy times. We tap the group wisdom to support and resource one another.
Together we weave a web of interdependent creative care.

email sally@artandsoul.cc

Starts 31st August – Awaken Your Creative Genius, online, with Michelle Morgan

Awaken Your Creative Genius is a 12-week online program to support you in deepening and expanding your creative practice. You’ll dive deep into what challenges and enlivens you in your art making, and then work towards launching a body of work, perhaps a spoken word gig with your three best friends, an online gallery of photography, or completing that book you’ve been writing for the past 3 years.

This is all about nurturing creativity in a way that works for your life, cultivating attitudes and practices that support you and your art during the program and ongoingly.

Date: 31st August 2020 for 12 weeks

Location: Online

Cost: $239

Link: https://coursecraft.net/courses/z9ZSJ

Starts 18th September – Creative Supervision Training in New Zealand with Tania Blomfield

Tania Blomfield is running a creative therapy supervision training pitched at two different levels – for those who are already supervising, or ready to start supervising, so that they can register with ANZACATA as a supervisor to other providers, and also for those who are not yet ready to begin supervising but who are wanting to look at their own practice as a supervisee, and start using arts based supervision more with their own supervisors.  

Venue: 356-360 Great North Road, Henderson, West Auckland, New Zealand
Date: 18, 19, 20 September & 16, 17, 18 October
Time:
6-9pm Friday,
9-4pm Saturday,
9-3pm Sunday
Cost: $350 per person

The training registrations for September 2020 are now full. We still have 4 spaces available for the October session. Please register your interest below.

Morning and afternoon tea will be provided.
There are some really good options for lunch in the area.Website for details and Registration: https://kikkli.co.nz/events-and-workshops/

Starts 9th November

ArtKey:  Use art to unlock more effective trauma narratives with Lisa Mitchell, MFT, ATR and Kendra McGivney. Online.

We all know that trauma is a multi-sensory experience, so why do we continue to rely on words alone to help our clients recover? In this course you will learn to enhance trauma treatment and memory reconsolidation with creative expression and sensory based processing. If you are a therapist who is required to use a trauma treatment model that emphasizes cognition as the healing modality, we will take you beyond the workbook pages of manualized treatments.  If you are a therapist who wants to learn to bring art and creative expression to your trauma work with clients in a safe and effective way, we will show you how.  This course is full of colorful examples and client vignettes, hands-on learning opportunities, and real time discussion. 

To register and for more information:  www.innercanvas.com/artkey

Coupon code to save $30 off until August 1st:  ARTKEY2020

One Comment

  1. Kate Wolff-Hagan

    Hello I am wondering if you have any resources available about how to understand the NDIS matrix for Art Therapists?

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