Contact:
Sheila Hannon DTATI
416-877-4645
arttherapy@ymail.com
416-877-4645
arttherapy@ymail.com
What is Art Therapy?
Art Therapy is psychotherapy that uses artmaking to help express thoughts, feelings, and experiences.
Who can benefit from Art Therapy?
Art therapy can help people at all stages of life. Art therapy is useful with experiences of anxiety, grief and loss, post-traumatic stress, depression, mental or physical illness, workplace issues, life changes, and many other concerns. Art Therapy promotes self-awareness and self-acceptance through artmaking.
Art Therapy is for Everyone
Art Therapy is for artists and non-artists alike. People from all cultures and backgrounds can benefit from Art Therapy. Anyone looking to engage their creative voice will find Art Therapy beneficial.
About Sheila Hannon
Sheila Hannon is a visual artist with diplomas in Art Therapy and Fine Art. She is a graduate of the Toronto Art Therapy Institute and The Toronto School of Art.
Sheila has worked with inner city school children and youth, as well as adults. She has spent hundreds of hours in art therapy with parents with mental illness, women with mental illness, and people living with HIV/AIDS.
Sheila is an experienced group facilitator, arts programmer, and visual arts teacher.
Sheila welcomes people from all walks of life including LGBTTQ communities.
Sheila Hannon is a member of the Canadian Art Therapy Association, Ontario Art Therapy Association, Community Arts Ontario, and Visual Arts Ontario.
Sheila has worked with inner city school children and youth, as well as adults. She has spent hundreds of hours in art therapy with parents with mental illness, women with mental illness, and people living with HIV/AIDS.
Sheila is an experienced group facilitator, arts programmer, and visual arts teacher.
Sheila welcomes people from all walks of life including LGBTTQ communities.
Sheila Hannon is a member of the Canadian Art Therapy Association, Ontario Art Therapy Association, Community Arts Ontario, and Visual Arts Ontario.