Art Therapist Solihull
- Solihull, UK
Kamma Art Therapy Kenridge is led by Kirstie Nel, an HPCSA-registered art therapist who offers supportive and creative sessions for individuals and groups.
Firstly, Kirstie offers individual art therapy in a calm, one-on-one setting. You receive full attention during each 60-minute session. You can attend at the studio or join online. As a result, you begin to feel safe and understood. Over time, you build trust and grow more comfortable. This strong connection helps support your personal goals and emotional needs.
In addition, these sessions give you space to express thoughts and feelings through art. You do not need any art skills. Instead, you explore freely. Kirstie guides you with care, so you feel supported at every step. Therefore, you gain insight in a gentle and creative way.
Moreover, Kirstie provides therapy services for organisations. These include schools, clinics, care facilities, and NGOs. She offers both in-studio and online sessions. This flexibility makes it easy to fit therapy into existing programmes. As a result, organisations can support mental health in a structured and effective way.
Furthermore, group sessions bring people together in a guided space. A trained art therapist leads each group. Sessions usually last between 60 and 90 minutes. First, the group begins with a short check-in. Then, members take part in reflective art-making. After that, they share and listen to each other’s experiences.
This process builds connection and trust. It also helps people feel less alone. Therefore, group work can strengthen emotional support within organisations and communities.
Finally, Kirstie offers experiential workshops for larger groups. Although these workshops can feel therapeutic, they are not therapy sessions. Instead, they focus on shared creative activities. Kirstie uses art-based methods to guide each session.
Each workshop follows a clear theme. In addition, Kirstie can adjust the content to match specific goals or needs. Most workshops take place as a once-off event or a short series. As a result, they work well for teams, organisations, and community groups.

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