In this 2.5hr workshop, you will be invited to immerse yourself in the transformative process of doll making. The experiential workshop invites participants to engage in a sensorial, tactile and reflective process of creation. Stimulate your imagination, explore materials, and embark in an afternoon of self-discovery.
Materials will be provided.
The workshop encourages participants to delve deeper into their sense of self and their identity through the doll’s narrative.
Rachel Yang, MA, AThR Registered Art Therapist ANZACATA (Australian, New Zealand and Asian Creative Arts Therapies Association) Certified in Expressive Sandplay therapy and Developmental Play Therapy. Currently pursuing CPCAB Level 6 Art therapy supervision Diploma, Rachel is the co-founder and managing partner of Daylight Creative Therapies.
Her therapy practice is based on a trans-disciplinary approach where the course of therapy is adapted to the specific needs of her clients. Her clinical practice has included work in a crisis shelter with women and children who have experienced domestic violence and homelessness (trauma, neglect, shame, low self-esteem, attachment issues, anxiety, depression and affect dysregulation); with adults and children with muscular dystrophy (anger, shame, isolation, anxiety, bullying) as well as their caregivers in both individual and group settings (loss, grief resolution and bereavement); with children and adolescents with special needs including ASD (sensory processing issues, affect dysregulation); with adults with various disabilities; working with children, adolescents and adults in private practice (anxiety, depression, anger, behavioural challenges, grief).
To ensure your safety in light of the recent COVID-19 situation in Singapore, the physical screening for this film has been cancelled.
