The Art Wheel serves as a creative approach to supervision. It includes guided questions that enables the exploration of themes such as...

“This piece began in a staccato state of uncertainty after a client session. I started by making repetitive purple dots with paint...

“Once Rooted” — “A body that was once grounded, now weathered by time. Strength remains in the cracks, stories held in the grain. Where...

“I was reflecting on how I’d like to offer group work and create community connections this year. There was a simplicity in bringing...

“I feel like this piece is about perspective and the difference in perspective people can have given their position or view. Also how...

“Thanks for today. Talking with you and creating this artwork helped me to process the effects of being unwell, difficulties in my...

“I had my first professional supervision session today with @creatingwellbeingmelbourne and am feeling so supported and so grateful to...

“This was an interesting supervision exercise that helped me to reflect on a recent conflict with a client. Each of the figurines helped...

Mooli Lahad argues that the most effective supervision method involves utilising both the right and left hemispheres of the brain,...

“Rae prompted me to contemplate my personal journey of womanhood over the course of my life. As a therapist who identifies with the...

“I really enjoyed the process of connecting with my Inner Arts Therapist in an embodied way. The puppet is a beautiful visual reminder of...

This Art Wheel is a Creative Supervision Strategy to Address Parallel Processing. It is used for case conceptualisation and to gain...