Expressive Arts Therapy
Presenters: Drew Holman and Jodie du Preez
Expressive arts therapies can be a powerful tool in helping individuals heal from trauma and reconnect to their bodies. Through creative expression in art, play, music, dance, and drama, people can explore and process their emotions in a safe and supportive environment. This one-hour webinar will explore the benefits of expressive arts therapy and the importance of sensory regulation in trauma healing. We will delve into the application of expressive arts therapy in therapeutic practice and discuss different techniques and approaches that can be used to facilitate healing and promote resilience. This webinar will provide valuable insights into the transformative power of expressive arts therapies, sensory regulation, and the importance of reconnecting with one’s self.
24 May 2023 @ 19h30 – 20h30 SAST
No recording will be available for this webinar.
NO CPD points apply
About the Presenter
Drew Holman-Fitzpatrick is a Clinical Social Worker at Bellavista School. Drew completed her undergraduate social work degree at the University of the Witwatersrand in 2017. She furthered her studies by completing her Master’s Degree in Clinical Social Work 2021. The clinical component of her Master’s Degree furthered her interest in Creative Expressive Art Therapy, while her research
focussed on Resilience Theory. Drew is trained in the use of Multi-Sensory Therapeutic Environments and has completed the Feuerstein Instrumental Enrichment Course.
Jodie du Preez is a Drama Therapist at Bellavista School. Jodie completed her undergraduate degree at the University of Pretoria, majoring in Psychology and Criminology. Jodie was able to explore her interests in Creative Expressive Arts Therapy and subsequently completed her Masters
of Arts in Drama Therapy. Jodie has completed the Feuerstein Instrumental Enrichment Course.