I’m Kiki (she/her), an ANZACATA registered Art Therapist, community advocate, and comic artist. I am passionate about supporting children, teenagers, and adults through Community Art Therapy. I offer a range of sessions—face-to-face, online, and nature-based—utilising intersectional feminist, trauma-informed, and person-centred approaches. My personal experience with neurodiversity allows me to create neuro-affirming spaces that foster healing and growth.
In my practice, I integrate Art Therapy with aspects of Narrative Therapy, Eco-Therapy, play therapy, attachment theory, child development, trauma neurobiology, and social justice theory to provide a holistic and culturally sensitive therapeutic experience. I view Community Art Therapy as a powerful tool for building emotional resilience and forming meaningful connections through storytelling and engagement with the natural world.
As a practising comic artist, I use narrative techniques to help people externalise challenges and craft empowering stories to spark growth in themselves and the world around them. My mission is to support people to forge deep connections with themselves and others.