Ellie has a Masters Degree in Art Therapy (2024) and over five years of experience supporting adults and seniors living with diverse health conditions, disabilities, and neurodivergent identities to engage in creative self-expression for improved wellbeing. 

Ellie's Art Therapy approach is person-centred, strengths-focused and disability and neurodiversity affirming. She also draws tools from Mindful Self-Compassion, and Acceptance and Commitment Therapy.

As a professional member of ANZACATA Ellie partakes in ongoing training and supervision. She values and seeks out training delivered by experts with lived experiences of their training content. She has completed short courses in neurodiversity-affirming practice and Mindfulness for Practitioners.

In her work with neurodivergent individuals, and those living with chronic health conditions and disabilities, Ellie draws from her own lived experiences. Along her journey she has developed creative wellbeing tools to support personal insight, creative flow, mindful awareness, and compassionate practice.

ANZACATA stands for Australian, New Zealand, and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association.

As a professional member of ANZACATA, Ellie is required to consult a supervisor regularly, and to partake in continued professional development. Click here to see Ellie's member profile.

Ellie's actions are governed by the ANZACATA's Standards of Professional Practice    and the Code of Conduct for non-registered Health Professionals   .