About
Our Values
Compassion
We offer a non-judgmental space where individuals are met with empathy and understanding.
Art therapy supports emotional expression and healing, allowing clients to explore difficult experiences with kindness and respect.
Care
Sessions are clinically formulated and grounded in evidence-based mental health approaches.
Each intervention is tailored to meet the unique needs of the individual or group, ensuring a safe and supportive environment for growth and reflection.
Creativity
Art-making is central to the therapeutic process.
Using a wide range of materials, clients are encouraged to explore, express, and connect with their inner world in ways that words alone may not allow.
Creativity opens pathways to insight, emotional regulation, and personal transformation.
Collaboration
We work in partnership with clients, families, professionals, and services to create meaningful therapeutic experiences.
Whether through individual sessions, group programmes, or joint projects, collaboration ensures that therapy is responsive, inclusive, and rooted in shared goals.
Meet the Team
Susan Morris
Art Therapist
Susan Morris is a HCPC registered Art Therapist with over 30 years experience across Health, Education and Social Care. She delivers individual and group interventions addressing complex social, emotional and mental health needs, with a focus on inclusion and trauma-informed practice.
Susan holds a Master’s in Art Therapy from the University of Hertfordshire and integrates a psychobiosocial cultural model with insights from neuroscience. Her work supports children, adults and marginalised communities affected by issues such as school-based anxiety, domestic abuse, addiction and displacement.
A member of BAAT, Susan brings a strong foundation in safeguarding, social policy and therapeutic practice, underpinned by creativity and compassion.
Olivia Kidds
Psychoeducation Director
Olivia Kidds is a dedicated psychology graduate with a passion for promoting wellbeing through therapeutic interventions. As the Psychoeducation Director, she employs an informed approach to educate both children and adults about mental health conditions, focusing on symptom management and emotional wellbeing improvement.
With experience supporting children with special educational needs and disabilities, as well as social, emotional, and mental health needs within educational settings, Olivia advocates for a person-centred approach to mental health awareness. Her travels have further enriched her understanding, capturing her interest in the diverse social and cultural approaches to mental wellbeing and resilience-building.
Outside of her professional role, Olivia is a creative and active individual who enjoys scrapbooking, mindfulness practices and taking walks in the fresh air.