“When emotional growth happens, families heal together.”
About LiArt – Child Psychotherapy & Expressive Therapies
Supporting Emotional & Developmental Health Through Creativity & Connection
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Who We Are
LiArt is a clinical psychotherapy and expressive therapy clinic devoted to enhancing the emotional and developmental health of children, teens, and families.
Our multidisciplinary team includes clinical psychotherapists, expressive art therapists, and developmental specialists, who work collaboratively to provide creative, holistic, and research-based care.
“Every child’s emotional world is a language — creativity helps us hear it.”
We believe that a child’s emotional wellbeing is deeply connected to their relationships and environment.
By nurturing emotional and developmental growth, we strengthen the foundations of the whole family.
Our sessions combine creativity, presence, and empathy to help children and parents reconnect and heal together.
Our Specialisation
We specialise in supporting:
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Children and teens navigating emotional, social, or developmental challenges
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Neurodivergent clients experiencing communication or sensory differences
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Families and parents seeking to strengthen attachment, resilience, and understanding
Our focus is to help families cultivate emotional safety, regulation, and growth — both individually and together.
Our Therapeutic Framework
Our integrated model includes:
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Clinical Psychotherapy & Counselling
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Expressive & Art-Based Therapies
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Attachment & Trauma-Informed Approaches
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Developmental & Family Systems Frameworks
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Neuroscience-Informed Practice & Neurographica Coaching
This combination supports emotional healing, self-expression, and developmental progress at every stage of life.
Our Commitment
LiArt therapists are:
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PACFA-Registered Clinical Psychotherapists or ANZACATA Professional Members
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Experienced in developmental and expressive arts therapies
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Skilled in attachment, trauma-informed, and family-based care
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Providers for NDIS (self- and plan-managed) participants
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Committed to inclusive, compassionate, and evidence-based practice