Creative Therapy Approach

Roisin's love for art therapy was born from a deep passion for helping individuals find their voice through art. Roisin who has a background in both social science and fine arts, realised the profound healing power of creativity, many years ago while attending the Art Therapy Summer School in Crawford College of Art. Seeing first-hand how art transformed lives, she decided to complete her Masters in Art Therapy and combine her skills to offer a unique therapeutic experience. Roisin believes in the power of self-expression and understands that sometimes words are not enough. Art therapy sessions are designed to provide a safe and nurturing environment. Roisin is committed to guiding you through your journey, and supporting you to unlock your potential and discover new tools to support growth and encourage you to flourish. Get in touch to experience the difference that a personalised approach to art therapy can make.

A little bit of background about Roisin. (In her own words)

"I started my artistic journey many moons ago completing a BA in Fine Art. After a number of years working in finance, I attended the Art Therapy Summer School with my daughter who had just turned 2, hosted in Crawford College of Art & Design, my old college.  It was from this point onwards my passion for Art Therapy began. I realised the profound connection between creativity and healing. I studied for my level 9 principles of Art Therapy and from there studied for the MA in Art Therapy, which I achieved in 2014. Over the last decade I have been working as a creative therapist with children and adolescents in Dublin. Last year I completed an MA in Social Science- Child Family and Community, in TU Dublin, which complements and enhances my role as a therapist. I am currently in the process of completing my Diploma in Supervision of Integrated Therapeutic modalities, which is accredited by IACP. I hold full accreditation with IACAT reg;1209. 

My beautiful daughter inspired my journey and she continues to inspire and enlighten me to this day"