About the Practice
When a young person feels stuck in their body as much as in their thoughts, multi-sensory art therapy can slow the work down. Rebecca Brereton Art Therapy Healing gives Birmingham families a creative therapy route for children and young people who cannot always explain distress through words alone. The work is therapy, not an art class, music lesson or drama club: the creative medium is used to support emotional expression, regulation and repair.

Clinical Expertise
Art psychotherapy and multi-sensory therapy

Trauma-informed emotional exploration through multi-sensory therapy

Multi-sensory art therapy can support children who process through body, image and making

Why Work With Us?
HCPC Art Psychotherapist: Parents can see the professional route behind the work, including protected-title or professional-body signals where available.

Trauma-Informed Multi-Sensory Work: Creative arts therapy can help a child communicate through image, sound, story, movement, metaphor or making when direct questions create pressure.

Parent and Setting Awareness: The approach can help families choose creative support where ordinary talking has not reached the feeling.