Breath of Space by Rae Sabine I created this during an Expressive Arts Therapy Supervision course. It reflects the inner space a supervisor cultivates before entering the shared space of supervision. The open centre and circling strokes became a reminder that my capacity to be present with another is shaped by the way I first attend to my own experience. By practising presence, curiosity and compassion, I am better able to meet the supervisory relationship with steadiness and

“This artwork emerged from a supervision session and reflects the experience of translation fatigue in a neurodivergent context. The layered upper form holds complexity, depth, and multiple ways of knowing, while the downward flow of the paint reflects how energy can be gradually drawn out through the repeated need to translate internal experience into dominant professional language. The piece does not seek resolution, but offers space to reflect on capacity, sustainability,

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