Living Arts Therapy & Co-Design

06/11/2025

Goodbye to my resident blue tongue, Thug. Good to see you out and awake again buddy. You were here the first day I moved into this house and you’re here the day I leave. You are such a lovely shy slow boy and I’m glad you always seemed happy, slow and chunky. I hope the next tenants treat you with kindness and give you all the space you need to life your best life.

14/10/2025

♥️🧡💛💚💙💜 still shining 🤍💗🩵🤎🖤❤️‍🩹

29/09/2025

New friendo - broad-tailed gecko. So beautiful. 🦎

25/09/2025

30/08/2025

HERE WE GO AGAIN! The next intake round is coming up soon!

AUTISTIC IDENTITY ART THERAPY GROUP PROGRAM
EOI NOW OPEN - Program begins late September – limited space available

The Autistic Identity Art Therapy Group is a 12-week online group art therapy program dedicated to celebrating and strengthening autistic people through art practice and process, mutual exploration and community connection. It applies the concepts and framework of Art Therapy, Narrative Therapy and Intentional Peer Support. Conducted within a trauma and neuro/diversity informed framework, the program intentionally celebrates q***r, First Nations and disabled people as a social justice action.

We will explore psychoeducation materials, share strategies and management techniques and most importantly engage in creative expression and artmaking together to support us to embrace autism.

The first step is to complete the Expression of Interest form to ensure our space is a good fit for you. We will contact you via email after this is complete.

12/08/2025

I made my first pair of winter pj pants (YES THEY HAVE POCKETS!!!) from scratch with help from Nettie at and because I like to embarrass my pug Skykar as much as possible, we also made Skylar a matching jumper.
Thanks for the custom fitting at home Nettie 🧵🪡🌻✨🌟

02/08/2025

Mindfulness of Country for the last few weeks of my DBT group.

26/07/2025

Story-drawing. A typical way that First Nations communities across the globe tell stories, connect with country and their history is through songlines. These can be pieces of music, dances, ritual practices, visual art. This is mindfulness practice of connection and deep listening that is 65.000 years old. It differs from eastern meditation by connecting outward to understand the self, as opposed to withdrawing inward. We are not unaware of the world, we are immersed in it. A different way of practicing “mindfulness” called Dadirri (Ungunmerr-Baumann, 2021). This is my story hearing response to an old Norse songline, Helvegen.