Joanna Evans - Art Therapy

23/01/2026

This is probably one of the best well written self-help books I've ever read. I only picked it up to start reading this morning and am already almost half-way through. Anyone else read it?

24/12/2025

Merry Christmas from my family to yours. Sending much love xo

15/12/2025

Before and after adding pastels to colour pencil. I forgot how much I enjoy my pastels

10/12/2025

Some of one of my clients Art Therapy for 2025 🥰

12/11/2025

Playing around with some new pencils. It's so relaxing in the afternoons. I think my brain dumps all the stress from the day onto the paper

24/10/2025

I absolutely hate the start of a new painting as all I can see are the faults. So many times I think about giving up and throwing the canvas away... But almost always I just keep going and wait to see what transpires. The lady looks like she should be in The Walking Dead right now 🤣

23/10/2025

https://www.joannaevans.com.au/blog/the-emotional-power-of-colour-in-art-therapy

Colour isn’t just visual—it’s emotional. In art therapy, colour becomes a powerful tool for exploring and regulating feelings, especially for individuals who may struggle to express themselves verbally.

18/10/2025

Looking forward to seeing the end product of my clients next brilliant project

16/10/2025

https://www.joannaevans.com.au/blog/celebrating-small-wins-how-art-therapy-build-everday-joy

In art therapy, progress isn’t measured in masterpieces—it’s found in moments. A brushstroke made with confidence, a smile during collage, a quiet sense of calm. These small wins are the building blocks of everyday joy, especially for individuals with disabilities.

16/10/2025

Just finished a new painting to hang in our wardrobe. Its been nice to get back into my acrylics and learn new techniques

11/10/2025

An exciting new project for my client. Last session there was a little bit of crying, lots of laughing, and heaps of singing to our playlist. 💖

09/10/2025

https://www.joannaevans.com.au/blog/how-caregivers-can-use-art-to-recharge-and-reflect

Caregiving is a profound act of love—but it can also be emotionally and physically draining. Art offers caregivers a gentle, restorative way to reconnect with themselves, reflect on their journey, and find moments of peace.