I’m Rain, and I work with young children, neurodivergent children and adults, families navigating big feelings, and parents seeking a deeper understanding of their child and themselves.

The work here is devoted to re-imagining the image of the child — within and without — and is shaped by the understanding that what we carry does not begin with us alone.

Children and adults move within families, places, systems, and rhythms that shape how we feel, respond, and make sense of the world. When strong feelings or behaviours arise, they are often expressions of these conditions — ways of responding, adapting, and surviving — rather than signs that something is wrong.

The work here is not about correction or control.
It is about relationship.

About gently returning to connection — with self, with others, and with the wider living world — rather than asking anyone to become someone other than who they are.

This is slower work. It asks for curiosity, consent, and a willingness to listen closely.

Is this for you?

  • You sense something deeper may be happening beneath the behaviour.

  • You’re willing to look at the whole picture, not only your child in isolation.

  • Moving from “What’s wrong?” to “What’s being communicated?” feels like relief.

This may not be the right fit if you’re looking for behaviour strategies or a quick fix.

Meet Rain
  • Three colorful blocks, one with a crescent moon, one with a star, and one with a rainbow design.

    Art Therapy

    Art therapy uses creative materials like paint, clay, and drawing to explore feelings and experiences that sit beyond words. Sessions focus on the process of making, not the finished artwork.

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    Early Childhood Intervention

    Creative, relational support for young children and families — exploring big feelings, transitions, co-regulation, and connection through play and art-making.

  • Colorful nursery mobile with geometric shapes hanging from a wooden rod

    Parenting Support

    Counselling for parents exploring their responses, patterns, and feelings that arise in caregiving. Sessions create space to reflect on what shows up in you without needing to fix or solve.

  • Colorful LED rainbow night light on wooden base with multiple arches in pastel blue, pink, yellow, and green.

    Holistic Therapies

    Psych-K® works with subconscious beliefs through body-based balances and movement. Access Bars® involves gentle touch on 32 touch points to release stored mental and emotional charge.

Let's Talk

  • "Rain works in a child-led way where each individual is afforded opportunities for dignity and agency. She offers a gentle and safe space where children can be seen and heard, using the language that comes naturally to them; the language of play and creativity."

    - Dr Carla Van Laar, Convenor of PACFA’s College of Creative and Experiential Therapies (CCET)

  • "We have worked with several therapists over the past 7 years and we have never met any that has come close to Rain in terms of the support she has offered - which has led to amazing progress for my child. The Art Therapy industry is lucky to have Rain and it is my belief that the world would be a much better place if there were more therapists like Rain."

    — Rebecca

  • "We have been engaged with Rain’s services since late 2023 and have consistently found her practice to be ethical, respectful, and, in many ways, life-changing. I was drawn to Rain’s holistic approach to therapy as it aligned closely with my own values and provided a safe space to explore my parenting styles, relationship barriers, and life goals, while also supporting my child to develop self-confidence, manage anxieties and stressors and celebrate their inner self."

    — Alison

Resources

Featured
Weaving Ecology into Therapeutic Spaces
Weaving Ecology into Therapeutic Spaces

This reflection explores how ecology can be held in therapeutic spaces as connection, belonging, and care—emerging through relationship rather than instruction or outcome.

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Safe Enough to Be Yourself
Safe Enough to Be Yourself

Therapy doesn’t have to be about fixing or becoming someone else. Sometimes, the most meaningful shift happens when a person realises there is nothing wrong with them — and feels safe enough to simply be.

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When Therapy Is Asked to Fix Children
When Therapy Is Asked to Fix Children

When therapy is used to make children compliant or calm, distress can be misunderstood. This article explores relational, ecological perspectives on children’s wellbeing.

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Art Therapy, Ecology, and the Body of the Earth
Art Therapy, Ecology, and the Body of the Earth

A reflective piece exploring art therapy, ecology, and wellbeing as relational — held between the body, the earth, and the living world.

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