Following my education, I embarked on a fulfilling freelance career, where I have had the privilege of working with a diverse range of clients. My experience spans individual therapy with children who have special needs, adult therapy, and group therapy sessions. Each of these experiences has reinforced my belief in the transformative power of art as a therapeutic tool.
In my work with children, I have developed specialized approaches tailored to their unique needs. Using art as a medium, I help them explore their emotions, improve communication skills, and enhance their cognitive abilities in a safe, non-verbal environment. Whether through drawing, painting, or sculpting, these young individuals often find ways to express themselves that words alone cannot capture.
With adults, my practice has focused on addressing a variety of mental health issues, including anxiety, depression, and trauma. The creative process offers them a space to explore and process their inner worlds, leading to greater self-awareness and emotional release. I have also facilitated group therapy sessions, which often involve collaborative art-making. These sessions foster a sense of community and mutual support, allowing participants to connect with others who share similar struggles.
Throughout my career, I have employed a variety of art therapy methods, adapting them to the needs of each individual or group. From traditional visual arts to more contemporary mixed-media approaches, my practice remains flexible and client-centered, always aiming to provide the most meaningful therapeutic experience possible.
Art therapy is more than just a profession for me; it is a calling that combines my passion for art with my dedication to helping others. The profound changes I have witnessed in my clients affirm the powerful role that creativity can play in the healing process, and I am committed to continuing this work, expanding my knowledge and skills to better serve those in need.