Services

  • Discovery Call

    Book a free 15 minute call to talk through what may bring you or your child to therapy, ask questions, learn about the process, and decide if working together feels right.

    There's no pressure to book- just a chance to connect and see if it feels like the right support.

    £0

  • A person writing on a notepad with a black ballpoint pen at a desk.

    Meet & Greet

    Explore with Comfort

    Start with a Zoom or in‑person meet & greet. It’s a relaxed introduction to the space without pressure.

    15 minutes.

    £0

  • A person creating watercolor art on paper, seated at a white table with watercolor paints, brushes, and a notebook with a watercolor painting of pink and green shapes.

    Taster Session

    A gentle way to begin art therapy and see if it feels right for you.

    Taster sessions are 35 minutes long.

    £35

  • Art Therapy Online Consultation

    Online Art Therapy

    Online Zoom sessions are available. You will need some basic art materials, a device that can connect to the internet that can access Zoom and a private room where you will not be disturbed.

    The Sessions are 1 hour.

    £60

  • Psychotherapists in Edinburgh

    In Person

    A wide range of art making materials are available for you to use and explore within in person art therapy. This will be within a private confidential safe space with the therapist.

    The sessions are 1 hour.

    £60

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CANCELLATION POLICY

Please note that appointments must be cancelled within 24hours. No shows and cancellations made after this will be charged the full session amount.

Art Therapy

Endings in therapy

Endings in therapy are an important part of the process, they’re not just a goodbye, but a meaningful time for reflection, celebration, and closure. As sessions come to an end, we take time to look back on what has been created, explored, and understood together.

For children and young people especially, endings can bring up a mix of feelings — pride, sadness, relief, or even uncertainty. In art therapy, we might use creative reflection, memory making, or final artwork to help mark this stage, allowing space to process and honour the journey.

A thoughtful ending helps support a sense of completion and readiness for what comes next, whether that’s continuing the work elsewhere, returning in the future, or stepping confidently forward on one’s own.