Bridget works with clients of all ages, practicing in an integrative, person-centred, client-lead and trauma-informed way; tailoring sessions to the needs, goals and interests of the client.   Bridget is an Art Therapist and Counsellor. She completed her Masters of Art Therapy and counselling training at La Trobe University. She is a practising professional artist with a history in the design and animation industries as well as in childcare and art teaching/tutoring. Bridget completed her clinical placement at Peter MacCallum Cancer Centre; working with patients experiencing cancer and their families. Additionally, Bridget has worked with clients with a range of conditions including Alzheimer's, stroke recovery, intellectual and physical disability and neurodegenerative conditions, and PTSD, including Holocaust survivors at Emmy Monash Aged Care.  Bridget is passionate about neuroplasticity and development and the benefit of creating opportunities for play and self-expression in a safe, supportive and attuned environment.