I’m Karo – an Arts Therapist offering individual and group sessions
online and in-person with acceptance, openness, compassion and creativity

focus

My aim is to encourage individuals and groups to express themselves through creativity, with self-acceptance and sense of play; to be curious and present while working through problems.

I am here to offer support, listen, and accompany as the exploration, art making, and play take place.

You don’t need to label yourself as ‘creative’ or ‘artsy’ to engage in and benefit from arts psychotherapy — it’s okay to begin just where you are.

offerings & services

I work with people of all ages with and without disabilities, utilising trauma-informed, neuro-affirming and client centred approaches.
I also provide services to NDIS participants in varied settings:

  • individual Arts Therapy in-person 60 or 90 minutes

  • individual Arts Therapy online 60 or 90 minutes

  • group Arts Therapy online or in person

Book an arts therapy Service
Our 12 year old daughter has been doing weekly art therapy sessions with Karo for around 4 months now and it has made such an amazing difference for her. She had a rough start to high school and was feeling sad, isolated and lonely and became really withdrawn and down even when at home. After each art therapy session we noticed that she looked like she had the weight of the world taken off her shoulders. She was talkative, sharing her feelings and light, happy and energetic and her confidence is slowly building back up. She loves her art therapy sessions with Karo and we love having our happy girl back.
— Client's Parent Testimonial
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Expressive Therapies Co-facilitated Session August 2023

Expressive Therapies Co-facilitated Session August 2023

Creative Workshop series at Mount Barker Library June–July 2024

Creative Workshop series at Mount Barker Library June–July 2024

Creative Workshop series at Mount Barker Library June–July 2024

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I acknowledge the traditional custodians of Kaurna country that I live, work and play on.
I pay my respects to indigenous elders past, present and emerging.