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

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