Creative Therapy Counselling in Gateshead
Chiu is a certified art psychotherapist based in the North East.
My art therapy approach is informed by Attachment based Psychodynamic theory, Mentalisation Based Therapy (MBT) and Family Systems Theory.
Chiu is a certified art psychotherapist based in the North East.
My art therapy approach is informed by Attachment based Psychodynamic theory, Mentalisation Based Therapy (MBT) and Family Systems Theory.
My name is Fiona Fitzpatrick, an independent Art Psychotherapist for a decade.
Themes Art Therapy can help with: low self esteem, life transitions, trauma, self-development, depression, loss, health conditions, disabilities.
All people of all ages can benefit.
Art making can helps express your thoughts and feelings alongside words. You don't have to be good at art & you can focus more on talking in therapy if you prefer.
My name is Fiona Fitzpatrick, an independent Art Psychotherapist for a decade.
Themes Art Therapy can help with: low self esteem, life transitions, trauma, self-development, depression, loss, health conditions, disabilities.
All people of all ages can benefit.
Art making can helps express your thoughts and feelings alongside words. You don't have to be good at art & you can focus more on talking in therapy if you prefer.
We can spend time talking or we can be creative and use art, games, music and other techniques to unpick what is going on for you.
I specialise in working with children, teens, students and young professionals.
There are many pressures and expectations that come with this time in life. I'd like to help unpick what is going on for you and guide you in letting go of the things that are holding you back.
We will work at your pace, with no pressure to do anything you’re not comfortable with. I aim to be a collaborator in getting you to where you want to be.
I’m open and approachable, and I have 5 years worth of experience working in schools, the NHS, CAMHS and Barnardo's. No concern is too big or small.
I've worked with many issues, including:
We can spend time talking or we can be creative and use art, games, music and other techniques to unpick what is going on for you.
I specialise in working with children, teens, students and young professionals.
There are many pressures and expectations that come with this time in life. I'd like to help unpick what is going on for you and guide you in letting go of the things that are holding you back.
We will work at your pace, with no pressure to do anything you’re not comfortable with. I aim to be a collaborator in getting you to where you want to be.
I’m open and approachable, and I have 5 years worth of experience working in schools, the NHS, CAMHS and Barnardo's. No concern is too big or small.
I've worked with many issues, including:
Therapy can provide different ways of working depending on the individual, I offer other ways of working too, such as using Art, Music and Imagery.
My approach is human centred, compassion focused, and trauma informed. I believe that every person is shaped by their life experiences and has their own unique strengths and challenges. As such, I do not use symptom lists, diagnostic labels, or manualised treatments. If you are looking for a therapist who works in this way, I may not be the best practitioner to support your needs. We will begin by exploring together what brings you to therapy and creating a shared understanding of your unique life story. From here, we can begin to make connections between your history and your present difficulties, whatever they may be.
Therapy can provide different ways of working depending on the individual, I offer other ways of working too, such as using Art, Music and Imagery.
My approach is human centred, compassion focused, and trauma informed. I believe that every person is shaped by their life experiences and has their own unique strengths and challenges. As such, I do not use symptom lists, diagnostic labels, or manualised treatments. If you are looking for a therapist who works in this way, I may not be the best practitioner to support your needs. We will begin by exploring together what brings you to therapy and creating a shared understanding of your unique life story. From here, we can begin to make connections between your history and your present difficulties, whatever they may be.
The way we live our lives, how we think, feel and behave can have a huge impact upon us. If we feel stuck, negative about life that’s all we notice, see and attract into our lives. Therapy at Kalmer can change your life! By creating a space to explore you, your needs, your life, dreams and desires you can change your mindset and develop feelings of happiness and positivity. This can help to change everything about your life because if you change you everything around you has to change too. If you want a more fulfilling happy life it starts with you. ‘Like attracts like’
The way we live our lives, how we think, feel and behave can have a huge impact upon us. If we feel stuck, negative about life that’s all we notice, see and attract into our lives. Therapy at Kalmer can change your life! By creating a space to explore you, your needs, your life, dreams and desires you can change your mindset and develop feelings of happiness and positivity. This can help to change everything about your life because if you change you everything around you has to change too. If you want a more fulfilling happy life it starts with you. ‘Like attracts like’
Do you feel sad, lost, weighed down by past events?
Has lockdown had a lasting emotional impact?
Are you troubled by childhood trauma?
Or a loss which prevents you living fully in the present?
Are you experiencing bullying or abuse at home or at work?
Do you feel called to explore the spiritual or intuitive parts of yourself?
As an experienced person centred counsellor I can offer you the opportunity to explore these and other issues within a safe therapeutic relationship. I know that starting counselling can feel daunting and take real courage. I am a gentle, empathic and sensitive practitioner and will help you feel at ease.
Do you feel sad, lost, weighed down by past events?
Has lockdown had a lasting emotional impact?
Are you troubled by childhood trauma?
Or a loss which prevents you living fully in the present?
Are you experiencing bullying or abuse at home or at work?
Do you feel called to explore the spiritual or intuitive parts of yourself?
As an experienced person centred counsellor I can offer you the opportunity to explore these and other issues within a safe therapeutic relationship. I know that starting counselling can feel daunting and take real courage. I am a gentle, empathic and sensitive practitioner and will help you feel at ease.
It takes courage to be reflective about ourselves and consider the things that might be getting in our way. Finding the right therapist can be an overwhelming task. I’m Amy, a humanistic and integrative Psychotherapist. Whatever has brought you here, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, relationship difficulties, changes to your identity or other stumbling blocks in life; our co-created relationship could be the catalyst for change you’re looking for.
It takes courage to be reflective about ourselves and consider the things that might be getting in our way. Finding the right therapist can be an overwhelming task. I’m Amy, a humanistic and integrative Psychotherapist. Whatever has brought you here, anxiety, depression, grief, trauma, relationship difficulties, changes to your identity or other stumbling blocks in life; our co-created relationship could be the catalyst for change you’re looking for.
I have a wide range of experience in clinical issues, I have worked with a range of ages from three years to sixty six year old clients. Specialising in anger management, bereavement, loss, stress, anxiety and depression, relationships and men's issues. All mental health issues can be talked about in person or via cyber counselling. I also offer experienced clinical supervision for counsellors, feel free to contact me for more information
I have a wide range of experience in clinical issues, I have worked with a range of ages from three years to sixty six year old clients. Specialising in anger management, bereavement, loss, stress, anxiety and depression, relationships and men's issues. All mental health issues can be talked about in person or via cyber counselling. I also offer experienced clinical supervision for counsellors, feel free to contact me for more information
Are you feeling stuck or overwhelmed, tired of existing and not living? Is there something preventing you from moving forward? There are times in everyone’s life when things become too much and it is during these times it is important to know that you are not alone. I am passionate about supporting you to heal, to identify solutions and make changes, to help you to create a happier, healthier and peaceful life. I work with both adults and children, helping to overcome a wide range of emotional difficulties. I currently have limited availability for new clients from June and offer a free, no obligation consultation.
Are you feeling stuck or overwhelmed, tired of existing and not living? Is there something preventing you from moving forward? There are times in everyone’s life when things become too much and it is during these times it is important to know that you are not alone. I am passionate about supporting you to heal, to identify solutions and make changes, to help you to create a happier, healthier and peaceful life. I work with both adults and children, helping to overcome a wide range of emotional difficulties. I currently have limited availability for new clients from June and offer a free, no obligation consultation.
Coming to therapy might be a very scary and daunting thing to do, you may feel like you ‘shouldn’t’ need therapy. I understand this and I want you to know that you are not alone, from your first steps I will be with you. I can provide a compassionate environment so that you can feel, talk about and reflect on, your own emotional processes. Having gained understanding about yourself and felt your emotions, you will increasingly have the space to reflect and make choices. If you are suffering and feel unsure of how to change this, I invite you to contact me and take the first step towards change and self -acceptance.
Coming to therapy might be a very scary and daunting thing to do, you may feel like you ‘shouldn’t’ need therapy. I understand this and I want you to know that you are not alone, from your first steps I will be with you. I can provide a compassionate environment so that you can feel, talk about and reflect on, your own emotional processes. Having gained understanding about yourself and felt your emotions, you will increasingly have the space to reflect and make choices. If you are suffering and feel unsure of how to change this, I invite you to contact me and take the first step towards change and self -acceptance.
Feeling stuck? Navigating life's challenges can be difficult on your own. Perhaps you are going through a life change, struggling with relationships, or questioning your identity, or direction? I can offer a supportive safe space, free of judgement, to explore your experiences and next steps. I believe there’s no "one size fits all" way of doing therapy, so I take an integrative approach to tailor our sessions to you. This could mean person-centered counselling, relational therapy, coaching strategies, or creative methods to best support your personal growth, and therapy goals.
Feeling stuck? Navigating life's challenges can be difficult on your own. Perhaps you are going through a life change, struggling with relationships, or questioning your identity, or direction? I can offer a supportive safe space, free of judgement, to explore your experiences and next steps. I believe there’s no "one size fits all" way of doing therapy, so I take an integrative approach to tailor our sessions to you. This could mean person-centered counselling, relational therapy, coaching strategies, or creative methods to best support your personal growth, and therapy goals.
More Therapists Nearby
Together we can utilise art, movement, voice, music, story and drama to explore your story.
Hi, I’m Kirsty, welcome to my page.
My aim is to provide you with a warm, inviting, comfortable space that we can co-create your version of safety in. "Thank you for coming" or "welcome back" are usually the first words you will be greeted with when in session with me. I want to acknowledge that it may have been quite the psychological or physical journey for you to have landed here with me, and therefore if you feel able, I'll invite you to take a moment to rest with me.
Together we can utilise art, movement, voice, music, story and drama to explore your story.
Hi, I’m Kirsty, welcome to my page.
My aim is to provide you with a warm, inviting, comfortable space that we can co-create your version of safety in. "Thank you for coming" or "welcome back" are usually the first words you will be greeted with when in session with me. I want to acknowledge that it may have been quite the psychological or physical journey for you to have landed here with me, and therefore if you feel able, I'll invite you to take a moment to rest with me.
I am a qualified art psychotherapist and the founder of Art Psychotherapy Pathway.
I specialise in supporting individuals facing various challenges, including anxiety, low mood, racial trauma, PTSD, relationship issues, low self-esteem, social isolation, behavioural challenges, and workplace burnout.
I am a qualified art psychotherapist and the founder of Art Psychotherapy Pathway.
I specialise in supporting individuals facing various challenges, including anxiety, low mood, racial trauma, PTSD, relationship issues, low self-esteem, social isolation, behavioural challenges, and workplace burnout.
I have an interest in art therapy; dreams, imagery, stories and object relations theory.
Hi, I’m an accredited Psychotherapeutic Counsellor (UKCP/ MBACP) with a specialism of working with children, young people and adult clients. I am trained in EMDR (Masterclass) and have many years experience working with children and families within settings, such as schools, hospices, charities, clinical settings, LAC teams and in the community – Like Violet Oaklander says ‘Play can be a serious business’. I am a humanistic, ‘integrative’ practitioner, so I use different methods to develop a warm, friendly relationship based on individual needs, respect and accepting the person as a whole – in other words - ‘I’m Ok – You’re Ok’.
I have an interest in art therapy; dreams, imagery, stories and object relations theory.
Hi, I’m an accredited Psychotherapeutic Counsellor (UKCP/ MBACP) with a specialism of working with children, young people and adult clients. I am trained in EMDR (Masterclass) and have many years experience working with children and families within settings, such as schools, hospices, charities, clinical settings, LAC teams and in the community – Like Violet Oaklander says ‘Play can be a serious business’. I am a humanistic, ‘integrative’ practitioner, so I use different methods to develop a warm, friendly relationship based on individual needs, respect and accepting the person as a whole – in other words - ‘I’m Ok – You’re Ok’.
I am a doctor in Art Psychotherapy and specialize in working with people who have experienced complex trauma. I also have training in Mindfulness, NLP, I'm psychoanalytically informed, and am currently embarking on accredited EMDR training. I am person-centred, and have a compassion approach. I am also qualified to provide Clinical Supervision and Consultancy. I provide sessions online, or in person on request.
I am a doctor in Art Psychotherapy and specialize in working with people who have experienced complex trauma. I also have training in Mindfulness, NLP, I'm psychoanalytically informed, and am currently embarking on accredited EMDR training. I am person-centred, and have a compassion approach. I am also qualified to provide Clinical Supervision and Consultancy. I provide sessions online, or in person on request.
Additionally -Dip CBT, EFT, Mindfulness, Art and Couples Therapies.
I can offer office based, online and walk and talk therapies. I have worked with Trauma, PTSD, Relationship issues, Depression, Guilt, Anger, Grief, Anxiety, Abuse, Phobias, Self-Esteem issues, Low Confidence, Identity Crises, OCD, Separation and Loss, Divorce, Life changes, Suicidal Ideation, Self-Harm and Sexual Issues, and more …
Additionally -Dip CBT, EFT, Mindfulness, Art and Couples Therapies.
I can offer office based, online and walk and talk therapies. I have worked with Trauma, PTSD, Relationship issues, Depression, Guilt, Anger, Grief, Anxiety, Abuse, Phobias, Self-Esteem issues, Low Confidence, Identity Crises, OCD, Separation and Loss, Divorce, Life changes, Suicidal Ideation, Self-Harm and Sexual Issues, and more …
As an Art psychotherapist I recognise that there is many creative ways to explore and reach your therapeutic aims.
I work in collaboration with my clients to find what they would like to bring into the therapy room and have a particular interest in personal identities and how my clients wish to be seen and accepted in the world. This includes identities around chronic illness and disability, as well as around gender, sexuality and relationship diversity. I do not work as a blank mirror but instead use my knowledge and training to create a dialogue between me and my clients.
As an Art psychotherapist I recognise that there is many creative ways to explore and reach your therapeutic aims.
I work in collaboration with my clients to find what they would like to bring into the therapy room and have a particular interest in personal identities and how my clients wish to be seen and accepted in the world. This includes identities around chronic illness and disability, as well as around gender, sexuality and relationship diversity. I do not work as a blank mirror but instead use my knowledge and training to create a dialogue between me and my clients.
My formal training is Person Centred Counselling however I use many therapies including creativity ( art and crafts), sand tray therapy and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
I offer a warm and welcoming counselling service supporting children, young people, and parents through challenging times. I have over 30 years’ experience in both educational settings and working with the NHS. Some of the areas that I specialise include Supporting Neurodivergent challenges, anger management, bereavement, bullying, anxiety, attachment, and relationship issues. Talking to a counsellor maybe the only time you or your child will really get to reflect and gain a new perspective. I provide a free initial phone consultation service.
My formal training is Person Centred Counselling however I use many therapies including creativity ( art and crafts), sand tray therapy and Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT).
I offer a warm and welcoming counselling service supporting children, young people, and parents through challenging times. I have over 30 years’ experience in both educational settings and working with the NHS. Some of the areas that I specialise include Supporting Neurodivergent challenges, anger management, bereavement, bullying, anxiety, attachment, and relationship issues. Talking to a counsellor maybe the only time you or your child will really get to reflect and gain a new perspective. I provide a free initial phone consultation service.
I provide gentle, grounding Art Therapy for frazzled nervous systems, helping you navigate stress, anxiety, and overwhelm.
I tailor my approach to suit you, weaving together ecotherapy, body awareness, creativity and psychotherapy. You may find that art making helps with self-expression when words are difficult. Making art about what you're experiencing can feel easier than "sitting with" difficult emotions. Sessions normally last 1 hour and take place online.
I provide gentle, grounding Art Therapy for frazzled nervous systems, helping you navigate stress, anxiety, and overwhelm.
I tailor my approach to suit you, weaving together ecotherapy, body awareness, creativity and psychotherapy. You may find that art making helps with self-expression when words are difficult. Making art about what you're experiencing can feel easier than "sitting with" difficult emotions. Sessions normally last 1 hour and take place online.
I am a fully qualified psychotherapist with experience of working with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem and trauma. My work has taken place in primary care, the charity sector and private practice. I specialise in working with individuals and couples offering psychosexual therapy to help overcome sexual difficulties. I am currently undertaking a diploma in this subject.
I am a fully qualified psychotherapist with experience of working with anxiety, depression, low self-esteem and trauma. My work has taken place in primary care, the charity sector and private practice. I specialise in working with individuals and couples offering psychosexual therapy to help overcome sexual difficulties. I am currently undertaking a diploma in this subject.
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- Sunderland
- Tynemouth
- Whitley Bay
Creative Therapy Counsellors
How does art therapy work?
The process of making art allows people to express themselves. Art-making can take many forms, such as painting, collage, or sculpting. The therapist asks questions that the work elicits, such as how the person felt while creating their piece, or if any memories surfaced that they can discuss. The therapist will then work with the patient to process their experience, understand themselves better, and work toward change.
Does art therapy help with trauma?
Art therapy can be a valuable treatment option for those suffering from trauma. Traumatic experiences such as combat, rape, or childhood abuse can be so painful that articulating them can be too scary or painful; creating art allows people to express themselves without words, and tell their story in a different way. The physical nature of creating art can also help people feel rooted in the body, which may benefit those who feel disconnected from their body in the aftermath of trauma.
How long does art therapy last?
The duration of art therapy varies, but a common length for treatment is 10 to 15 weekly sessions. Some people may see improvement in just a few weeks, while others may choose to remain in therapy longer term. Patients should periodically discuss their goals with their therapist to make sure the two are aligned on process and progress.
What are the limitations of art therapy?
Art therapy is helpful for many people, but a limitation is that it doesn’t have as robust an evidence base as other forms of therapy, such as cognitive behavioural therapy or acceptance and commitment therapy. The evidence on art therapy is mixed; some research demonstrates its benefits, while other research suggests that it has little impact on patients.