a space to express,
create and reflect your inner hues.

Art making has played a big role in my life, where I found solace when words weren’t accessible. The therapeutic power of art led me to the journey of becoming a registered ANZACATA art therapist.

Since then I’ve been supporting people through therapeutic art-making at their own pace and creative expression, when words or understanding experiences aren’t accessible.

Hi I’m Eloise

Person painting on canvas with spray paints and bowls of paint around.

a soft place to land

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a soft place to land 〰️

What is Art Therapy?

Art Therapy isn’t about creating something perfect. If anything imperfections are welcomed and celebrated.

Art Therapy is an allied health profession that explores the process of what happens between making your first mark, splash, tear, cut or stitch to the last. During the process the intrinsic knowing of what our body needs takes shape in art making. The shape of feelings, emotions and thoughts that need to be expressed. They may be imperfect, messy, wobbly or beautiful, each on their own is supported and held.

Art-making provides another pathway for communication, regulation, reflection and self-expression by letting your body doing the talking — particularly when words feel difficult, overwhelming or simply aren't enough.

You might like to paint, draw, collage, weave, stitch, play with clay, write poetry, craft, experiment with materials, make something with your hands or simply talk about what comes up.

Expressing yourself and exploring your inner world through creativity
isn't something reserved for artists.

It's something accessible to every human.

Art has always been a place to:
- Play and create.
- Express and communicate.
- Process and integrate.
- Connect and regulate.
- Discover and ignite insights.

you don’t have to be “good” at art. art is meant to be good for you.

Hands covered in gray clay shaping pottery on a wheel.
Child coloring a picture with crayons on paper, with colored pencils and a pencil case nearby.
A person painting an outdoor landscape on a canvas, with a hand holding a paintbrush, featuring trees and mountains, under a bright sky.
Child's hand holding a paintbrush covered in colorful paint, surrounded by spilled and smeared bright paints on a white paper table, with various bottles of paint around.

What is Counselling?

Sometimes talking is exactly what you need.

Art therapy isn't the only way we can work together.

Counselling offers a safe, supportive space to talk through what’s happening in your life, explore your thoughts and feelings, and develop a deeper understanding of yourself. Sessions are guided by what feels right for you, without judgement or pressure to have all the answers.

Sessions can be guided by conversation, creative exploration or a combination of both — allowing your therapy to be flexible rather than fitting you into a particular way of doing things.

at your own pace. in your own time.

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at your own pace. in your own time. 〰️

Benefits of Art Therapy
and Counselling

Self Expression
Express thoughts, feelings and experiences through creativity.

Visual Communication
Communicate feelings and experiences beyond words.

Emotional Processing
Explore, understand and work through emotions.

Catharsis
Safely release and externalise difficult emotions.

Explore and Integrate difficult experiences
Process challenging experiences and develop new understanding and meaning.

Develop Self Awareness and Insight
Develop greater understanding of thoughts, feelings, behaviours and personal experiences.

Develop Emotional Regulation
and Coping Skills
Develop strategies to manage emotions and navigate challenges.

Identity Exploration
Explore identity, values, strengths and sense of self.

Increase Confidence and Self-Esteem
Build confidence, self-belief and a positive sense of self.

Stress Reduction and Relaxation
Support relaxation and reduce feelings of stress and overwhelm.

Develop Fine and Gross Motor Skills
Develop coordination, movement and motor skills through creative activities.

Who We Support

A space to come as you are and find therapy for where your at

Inner Hues supports children, young people and adults who may be navigating:

  • Anxiety, stress or overwhelm

  • Trauma and difficult life experiences

  • Chronic stress or burnout

  • Grief and loss

  • Self-esteem and confidence

  • Life transitions

  • Sensory and emotional regulation

  • Identity and self-discovery

  • Communication and interpersonal challenges

You don't need to have everything figured out before you begin. If you would like to see if we are the right fit, book in a 15 minute free meet and greet.

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