Mentoring
Your Personalised Path to Creative Reconnection
Sometimes finding your way back to yourself needs individual attention. I offer personalised support for psychologists and other helping professionals who want to reconnect with their creativity, bring arts-based practices into their work, or bring a decolonising and anti-oppressive lens to their practice. Many people come for one of these and find these are all are closely connected.
What we might explore together:
Your creative landscape and what lights you up
Creative practices that fit into a full and busy life
Working through creative blocks
Soothing the inner critic that says “I’m not creative”
Bringing more play and creativity into your everyday life
Sustaining yourself in your work through compassion and creativity
The frameworks you were trained in and the assumptions built into your assessments and interventions
How you work with power and positionality in the therapy room
How your practice connects with community and collective care
This mentoring includes:
Tailored creative exercises and explorations
Psychology-informed mentoring that honours your background, context and needs
A reflective space to explore decolonising practice with curiosity and compassion
Flexible scheduling
Ongoing support between sessions
Resources and practices chosen for your needs
Ideal for:
Helping professionals who prefer individual attention
Those with specific creative goals or blocks they’d like to work on
Anyone wanting a deeper, personalised exploration of creativity as a source of transformation
Practitioners who want to examine how colonial frameworks shape their work, whether they’re new to this or have been doing it for years
People who want to weave creative practices into their lives without adding to the overwhelm
Ready to Begin Your Creative Journey?
Whether you’re drawn to the group experience of The Flourishing Way or the individual attention of mentoring, both offer the same commitment: to help you reconnect with your compassion and creativity, and with the parts of yourself that the work can crowd out.
Have questions or feel ready to get started?
I’d love to hear about where you are right now and help you work out which approach might suit you best.
Your creativity and playfulness are essential, both for you and for sustaining you in all your life roles, including your work with others. Creative approaches can be integrated into your work with clients too.