COURSE AVAILABLE NOW
Twelve months of access to the learning content. Experience in art or art therapy is not necessary.
FOR ALL CREATIVES
Designed for artists, professionals and anyone who wants to find that inner 'flow'-state of creativity.
PRESENTED BY CORNELIA ELBRECHT
Featuring high-quality video lessons with practical exercises, detailed analysis and visual examples for all exercises.
These exercises are designed to be experimented with, adapted and applied to whatever creative project is currently your focus.
Cornelia Elbrecht
Healing Artist Block
A training created by Cornelia Elbrecht
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This certified training course has been tailored to an online audience. The professionally filmed video lessons that form the basis of the curriculum are pre-recorded and accessible to complete in your own time.
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A beautiful process of creative release.
Facilitator
The training has been developed by Cornelia Elbrecht
Founder & Director
CORNELIA ELBRECHT
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BA. MA. (Art Ed), AThR, SATh, SEP, IEATA, IACAET. Cornelia is the Founder and Director of the Institute for Sensorimotor Art Therapy. She has over 45 years of experience as an art therapist and has been conducting professional certified training in Initiatic Art Therapy, Guided Drawing® and Clay Field Therapy® for nearly two decades. She has studied at the School of Initiatic Art Therapy in Germany, is trained in Jungian and Gestalt therapy, Bioenergetics, Shiatsu and Naturopathy. More recently Cornelia has completed her trauma therapy training with the Somatic Experiencing Training Institute (SETI). She has published four books on Sensorimotor Art Therapy®. Cornelia works in private practice and conducts training throughout Australia, internationally and online. She is an accredited supervisor with ANZACATA.
This certificate program is recognised professional development with the Australian Counselling Association (ACA). The Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association (ANZACATA) accepts this course as professional development.
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The Institute for Sensorimotor Art Therapy acknowledges the Gadubanud people, of the Eastern Maar nation, as the Aboriginal Traditional Custodians of the land upon which we are based. We thank them for their continuous care for Country over thousands of generations.
We extend our respect to First Nations peoples across all continents upon which our training takes place.
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