Videos by Hiskins Arts Therapy & Counselling in Melbourne. Rachel Hiskins is a compassionate, client centred, Experiential Arts Therapist and Counsellor focusing on Mindfulness Arts Therapy.
I have not been on social media much. I’ve been taking a little break. But gosh my ride home the other, was beautiful thanks nature. #takingabreak #naturephotography #arts #artstherapy #creativecouplestherapy
Different size pen’s #mandala #drawingmandala #freehandmandala #artstherapy #creativitymatters #creativity
Today’s morning mandala sesh 😁 #mandalaart #mandala #freehandmandala #freehandmandalas #expression #artstherapy #artstherapyaustralia #creativity #mindfuldrawing
Part two_drawing out what’s within_ it’s good for my soul. 😊 #mandalaartstherapy #mandala #mandaladrawings #soulfuldrawings #reflections
“Our ability to ‘represent’ an emotional reaction to ourselves, to give it a name and meaning, helps to lift us out of the immediacy of an experience so that we can respond to it effectively.” Dan Siegel- Mindsight, change your brain and your life. I feel my process drawing mandalas does this for me. #mindsight #mandala #mandalaart #mandalatherapy
Hope everyone is s travelling ok. In this new paradigm shift we are all in, it’s good to be reminded we cope in different ways. I like to self regulate through drawing out my feeling within a mandala. I’m curious with what may be helping your own self regulation? #selfregulation #selfregulationskills #artstherapy #mandala #mandalatherapy #covid
Why not join us for our first ‘Zoom womxn’s group’ this coming Saturday @10:30 am to 12:00 PM. Let’s check in and support each other through this strange pandemic landscape we are all in. #checkin #mentalhealthmatters #connectionsmatter #womensgroups
This makes sense to me....”The universal language of love....it documents the fact that lovers unknowingly transfer responsibility for their very survival from their parents to their partners...on a deeper level, this sentence reveals the fear that, if the lovers were to part, they would lose their rediscovered sense of wholeness. They would once again be fractured, half-whole creatures, separated from the fullness of existence. Loneliness and anxiety would well up inside them, and they would no longer feel connected to the world around them. Ultimately, to lose each other would be to lose their new sense of self.” Harvile Hendrix.