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Sligo Arts Psychotherapy Centre

Sligo Arts Psychotherapy Centre

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22 John Street, SligoIreland

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Opening hours

Monday09:00 - 21:00
Tuesday09:00 - 21:00
Wednesday09:00 - 21:00
Thursday09:00 - 21:00
Friday09:00 - 21:00
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Art Therapy €40 - €50
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About Sligo Arts Psychotherapy Centre

Sligo Arts Psychotherapy Centre is a safe, confidential and client-centred service and is a hub for all the Creative Arts Therapies.

Creative Arts Psychotherapies or Arts Therapies (the titles are interchangeable) are a form of psychotherapy that uses different art medias as their primary mode of communication and expression. It is practiced by qualified, registered Creative Arts Therapists / Creative Arts Psychotherapists. As well as Art Therapy, there are Music, Drama, Dance and Movement Therapies available.

Creative Arts Therapies uses various therapeutic techniques to promote the healing process of people with all types of physical and mental health problems and for personal growth and self esteem. The service is available to clients from different settings such as private, education, hospitals, social services, prisons, child and adolescent services, adult mental health and daycare and residential provision.

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Accreditations

  • HCPC - Health and Care Professions Council (UK) 

Premises

ParkingAccessible to disabled peoplePublic transport accessWheelchair accessible toiletAccess without stepsDisabled parkingPatient bathroom

Clinic services

Text message remindersOpen weekends - By appointment only

Languages spoken

EnglishGerman

Psychotherapy

€40 - €50

Art Therapy

Art Psychotherapy or Art Therapy (the titles are interchangeable) is a form of psychotherapy that uses art media as its primary mode of communication and it is practiced by qualified, registered Art Therapists and Art Psychotherapists.

Art Therapy uses various therapeutic techniques to promote the healing process of people with all types of physical and mental health problems and disabilities as well as personal growth and self esteem.

Art Psychotherapy may be provided for groups, or for individuals, depending on the clients needs. Clients do not require previous experience or skill in art. The Art Psychotherapist is not concerned with making a judgement or diagnostic assessment of the clients image. The overall aim of its practitioners is to enable a client to effect change and growth on a personal level through the use of art materials in a safe and facilitating environment.

Art Therapy differs from other psychological therapies in that it is a three way process between the client,the therapist and the image. Thus it offers a different opportunity for expression and communication and can be particularly helpful for people who find it hard to express their thoughts and feelings verbally.

Sligo Arts Psychotherapy Centre - 22 John Street, Sligo,

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Ms Rebecca O'Connor -  at Sligo Arts Psychotherapy Centre

Ms Rebecca O'Connor

Languages:
  English
Biography:
She graduated with an MSc Art Psychotherapy from the University of East London. She works with adults, adolescents and children with a varied range of difficulties, diagnoses and disabilities and also with people interested in personal growth and well-being. She also works in the area of Self-Care and facilitates The Creative Container, Self-Care for Health Care Practitioners through Reflective Art-making Practice.
Ms Pia Luck -  at Sligo Arts Psychotherapy Centre

Ms Pia Luck

Languages:
  English, German
Biography:
She graduated with an MA in Art Therapy from the University of Cologne 2006. Since then she has been working with children and adults with social, emotional and developmental issues. After relocating to Ireland she trained at the Children’s Therapy Centre, Co. Meath. She holds a postgraduate diploma in Play Therapy and Child/Adolescent Psychotherapy. Her experience includes working with children/adolescents with special needs, children in care, children with social, emotional and behaviour difficulties, children affected by addiction, trauma, separation and bereavement.
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