Tanya has a Masters of Arts in art therapy from the highly accredited School of the Art Institute of Chicago, which offers one of the most rigorous art therapy programs in North America.

Tanya has varied and dynamic work experience, delivering mental health support for children in both school settings and privately with youth and social services; and working with people on issues including residential youth care, substance use, and inpatient/outpatient behavioural health services. She has also worked with homeless people, and has done adult art therapy workshops through various agencies.

Tanya can provide Accelerated Resolution Therapy (ART), a unique approach to psychotherapy that guides the client to replace the negative images in the mind that cause the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress with positive images of the client’s choosing.

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Erica Wittevrongel graduated in 2016 with her Bachelor of Music Therapy from the Canadian Mennonite University. She currently holds an MTA (Certified Music Therapist) and provides services to Prince Albert and area. She works in groups and with individuals both in-person and remotely. Using music therapy to facilitate positive change is her passion. Building relationships, working with people, and highlighting the successes of her clients are tenets that define her music therapy approach.

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Sara Skipper is an art therapist. She holds professional membership with the Canadian Art Therapy Association. She received her post graduate masters level diploma in Art Therapy from the Kutenai Art Therapy Institute in British Columbia, Canada. Sara is a Registered Psychotherapist with the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario (CRPO).

Sara’s therapeutic approach is relational and trauma informed, rooted in intersectional feminism and she uses a variety of modalities and theoretical frameworks within her work, such as mindfulness-based practices, attachment theory, neuroscience, psychoanalytical theory and nature-based psychotherapy.

She is firmly connected to nature, weaves through her life with curiosity and playfulness and believes in the healing powers found in storytelling, creativity and community.

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Pam offers online sessions.

Pam Garner is an art therapist, artist, and facilitator, who believes in the power of creativity in the healing process. Pam has a love of learning with a special interest in writing, pottery and storytelling. She believes that when we look at our art with curiosity, it can surprise and deepen us. Pam has a strengths-based client centered approach that is trauma-informed. She works with children, youth, individual adults and parent/child dyads.

Pam is a graduate of the Kutenai Art Therapy Institute where she received her post-baccalaureate diploma in art therapy. Her education degree was completed at Simon Fraser University. • In May, 2022 she received the Lani Gerity-Granville Memorial Award for immense creativity and diversity in the use of materials and media. • In 2023 she published: Garner, P. (2023). “I need a bigger sandbox”: Exploring story landscapes in art therapy with seniors [Diploma thesis, Kutenai Art Therapy Institution]. • She is a professional member of the Canadian Art Therapy Association (CATA).

Additional Training: • Parent-Child-Dyad Art Therapy Training, Lucille Proulx, MA, ATR, CRAT • An Internal Family Systems Approach to Protector Parts, Richard Schwartz, PhD • Exploring the Implicit Memory Systems Through Haptic Perception With Clay, Cornelia Elbrecht, AThR, SATh, SEP

Pam sees herself and others as relational beings. She believes in our connection to things outside of ourselves, specifically nature, animals, and human community. We do not heal alone but in relation to one another.

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