Support for Growth, Learning, and Everyday Life

There are many ways we can work together, depending on what you need right now.

Group Programs

– Shared Learning Through Experience

Small group programs focused on learning through doing.

These programs are designed to support skill development in a safe, structured, and collaborative environment. Participants learn alongside others through guided activities, creative exploration, and supported practice.

Groups are intentionally small to allow for scaffolding, repetition, and meaningful participation.

Best for:
People who learn well through shared experience, structure, and supported practice with others.

Individual Sessions
– Individualised & Experiential

A personalised, hands-on space designed around your goals and strengths.

1:1 sessions use creative, play-based, and experiential activities to build practical skills in a way that feels engaging and achievable. Sessions are structured and scaffolded, allowing skills to be introduced, practiced, and strengthened over time.

Depending on your needs, this may include creative tasks, structured activities, movement, reflection through making, and real-world skill practice.

Best for:
People who benefit from individualised pacing, structured support, and experiential learning.

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Two women are working together on artwork.

Across all services, I support people to build practical, everyday capacities through:

  • Emotional recognition and regulation

  • Coping strategies for daily challenges

  • Scaffolded skill development

  • Social understanding and connection

  • Resilience and adaptive thinking

  • Independence and confidence

My work is grounded in creative expression, play-based exploration, and experiential learning, offering structured support that helps skills become practical, embodied, and usable in real life.

Based in the Southern Darling Downs, I offer studio-based, outreach and online services.

Workshops

– Mindful Creativity & Shared Wellbeing

A calm, creative space to slow down, connect, and create alongside others.

Workshops offer a mindful, experiential approach to wellbeing through creative expression, in a relaxed and supportive group setting.

Sessions may include guided creative activities, gentle prompts, and opportunities for shared presence in a group environment. The emphasis is on process rather than outcome—there is no pressure to “get it right”.

Best for:
People looking for a gentle, creative well-being experience in a supportive shared space.

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woman in white long sleeve shirt and blue denim jeans sitting on brown wooden table
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a group of people standing around a table

For Organisations & Schools

– Tailored to your needs

Specifically designed to suit the needs and context of each group.

These one-off custom workshops, or multi-session experiences, focus on hands-on, experiential targeted intervention that builds practical skills, emotional understanding, and social capacity. Activities are structured, engaging, and adaptable to the organisation's objectives.

I deliver these supports on-site to schools, community groups, and organisations across the Southern Darling Downs and surrounding areas.

Best for:
Groups seeking structured, creative, and experiential educational or well-being focused supports.

NDIS Support

Capacity Building Through Experience

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Colorful handprints on white paper with a hand pressing down.
Best for:

NDIS participants seeking structured, creative, and practical skill development support.

Structured, goal-oriented support for NDIS participants.

This service focuses on capacity building through scaffolded, experiential learning, supporting participants to develop practical life skills in ways that are engaging, accessible, and strengths-based.

Sessions are tailored to individual NDIS goals and may include creative, play-based, and activity-led approaches to skill development.

Support is available in-studio or via outreach (where appropriate).

In a typical session

We will go through and expand on information provided in the Intake Form and have a discussion about expectations and goals.

I usually like to use some form of guided visualization / meditation to help the client get into a relaxed state of consciousness that will allow the creativity to flow. This is usually tailored to the client and the focus for the session.

Following this, you will be invited to engage in an art process with a selection of materials to work with.

When you feel the art is complete, we explore the art with curiosity, delving the depths, to see what insights may be gained...sometimes the only goal is to enjoy being creative and this is enough.

What to expect

When you book an individual session:

  • An Intake Form will be emailed to you, to complete and return prior to the appointment. Information on the Intake Form will assist in understanding a little bit about you (or your child) and what your goals are for the session, so that I can create a plan.

  • On-line sessions: will receive an email with payment details and a list of art materials that may be useful to have on hand.

  • Face-to-face sessions: all art materials are provided and an invoice is provided following the session, payable to the Centre for Healthy Living.

I'd love to connect

+61412517320

tracey@rainbowcreationsarttherapy.com

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