Meet Casey
Hi, I’m Casey, the owner of Casey’s Creative Space. I’m a Masters-qualified Art Therapist and professionally registered with ANZACATA. I provide neuro-affirming, trauma-informed, and inclusive Art Therapy across Adelaide. My services are outreach-based—meaning I can come to you wherever you feel most comfortable—and I also offer telehealth sessions for accessibility and flexibility.
I’m a fun-loving, upbeat, and patient person who enjoys balancing outdoor adventures, with quiet days spent reading, gaming or watching Netflix. I'm someone who is a great listener, values transparency, can be goofy at times and is always interested in finding out all the different way's humans exist in the world. This is a part of what makes me a great therapist and why rapport building is a strong skill of mine (even for the most nervous of clients, kiddos included!).
I’m proudly neurodivergent and live with multiple disabilities, alongside my own experiences of mental health challenges. These lived experiences give me a deep understanding and empathy that I bring into my work. At the same time, my approach is always client-centred—free of assumptions and grounded in creating a safe, supportive, and empowering space for every individual.
Services
1:1 Art Therapy
One-on-one Art Therapy sessions tailored to each client’s unique needs. Available through outreach or telehealth, and open to all age groups and support needs.
Group Art Therapy
Small group sessions (4–6 participants), offered in both themed and open studio styles. A great way to connect, create, and share experiences together. Keep an eye on our social media for upcoming sessions, or get in touch to express your interest.
School Holiday Programs
Creative and playful programs designed for kids during the school holidays. Small groups (4–6) explore fun themes, build new skills, and enjoy opportunities for connection and inclusion.
So, what even is Art Therapy?
Art Therapy is an evidence-based form of therapy that uses creativity as a way to explore feelings, express yourself, and support your wellbeing. You don’t need to be “good at art” for it to help—Art Therapy isn’t about making something perfect, it’s about the process of creating and what that process means to you.
In a session, you might use materials like paint, pencils, clay, or collage. Sometimes the art becomes a starting point for talking, and other times the act of creating is enough on its own. Either way, it’s a safe and supportive space to slow down, reflect, and connect with yourself in new ways.
Art Therapy can be helpful for people of all ages. It can offer comfort during times of stress, give shape to feelings that are hard to put into words, and create opportunities for healing, growth, and self-discovery.
How Art Therapy could help you:
Art Therapy can support many different therapeutic goals, some of these include (but are not limited to):
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Emotional Regulation
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Self-expression
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Resilience
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Processing difficult experiences and/or emotions
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Social inclusion and social skills
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Fine motor skills
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Practicing transitioning
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Mindfulness
If you'd like to know more about how Art Therapy may be suited to you, or someone you care for, you can get in touch via the contact form below or through the methods listed on my contact page.
Contact
You're welcome to get in touch using the contact form below. You can also use the email and/or phone number provided on the contact page!
Phone calls may not always be answered immediately, but you're welcome to request a call, and I will get back to you as soon as possible.