Join me and up to 5 other colleagues in a virtual circle of empowering and strengths-based collaboration. Together we will cultivate a space of non-judgement, trust, and openness where we can feel safe enough to be vulnerable, which strengthens learning, self-exploration, and the delivery of ethical art therapy. 

We learn together, we learn from each other.

Virtual individual supervision sessions – $140/session: book a meeting to discuss your supervision needs and aspirations by going to my NousTalk landing page, choose “I’m a new client” and book a free consultation. Ready to get started? Register as a new client on NousTalk then go to the 1-on-1 tab to book.

Virtual group sessions – $80/session: 6 spots are available each week and you can sign up for one or more sessions at a time within four-month blocks. Register as a new client then go to the “Group Sessions” tab on my NousTalk landing page to book.

  • Mondays from 4:00-6:00 PM CST
  • Thursdays from 6:00-8:00 PM CST

Let me know if there’s a better time and day that works for you. I can try to add that option to the schedule and see if there are enough people who are also interested.

Let’s work together on:

  • client needs, goals, and safety
  • clinical skills
  • cultural awareness and safety, power differentials, colonialism, gender
  • art therapy techniques that facilitate insight and healing
  • your professional goals
  • developing a therapeutic identity
  • transferences/countertransferences
  • art making and self-reflection
  • working with/for organizations
  • self-knowledge through transference and countertransference  
  • building your private practice
  • creative self-care
  • facilitating art therapy groups
  • art therapy ethics
  • administration e.g., note taking, forms, taxes, online platforms, etc.
  • and anything else that’s important to you and your clients

What I bring:

  • CATA supervisor status
  • VATI’s 30-hour graduate-level supervisor course
  • 13 years experience in private practice (children and youth in care, 2SLGBTQ+, autism, adults with cognitive disabilities, parent/child dyad, outreach, advocacy)
  • 2 years experience working for Indigenous organizations in BC (Nisga’a Child and Family Services and Ki-Low-Na Friendship Society).
  • CRPO RP (qualifying)
  • KATI graduate (honours, thesis – Reflection Cards as an Opening Circle Activity
  • Go to the “About Dianne” for more