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Art Therapy for
Bereaved Parents

We are deeply sorry that your baby or babies died.


Art therapy supports individuals to process feelings and events at their own pace and in their own way. It is a safe, mostly non-verbal way to explore emotions that are difficult to put into words.


Trained mental health professionals called art therapists will guide you through all the activities. Feel free to browse the available course dates, locations and therapists below!

  • Group art therapy sessions for Melbourne mums and dads who have experienced pregnancy or baby loss.


    Starts Mar 1, 2027

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Our Art Therapists

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Lauren Foster

Lauren has a Diploma in Transpersonal Art Therapy and a Masters Degree in Therapeutic Arts Practice. She has a special interest in working with people who suffer with traumatic grief. Lauren has facilitated many sessions with bereaved parents. She works with a trauma informed lens. Lauren is also a bereaved mother.

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Joonyoung Kim

Joonyoung Kim is a Korean-Australian with an MA in Art Therapy. He has practised in cancer care & community settings, working alongside individuals & their families experiencing grief and loss. Drawing on his own migrant experience, he is a passionate advocate for culturally diverse communities and
strongly values family-inclusive practice.

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Noha Aly

Noha is originally from Egypt. She has a Masters Degree in Art Therapy. Often working with adults
from diverse cultural backgrounds, Noha facilitates her workshops in both Arabic and English. She has facilitated over 1,000 hours of
individual and group art therapy sessions in clinical and community settings. She has lived experience of miscarriage.

Art Therapist

Su Mei Tan

Su Mei Tan

Su Mei holds a Master of Art Therapy from La Trobe University. Su Mei is also a a Yoga Therapist and Movement Facilitator. She often combines somatic awareness with creative process. Her work is trauma-informed and culturally sensitive, blending expressive arts, movement, and mindfulness to help people reconnect with their inner strength and purpose.

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