Creative Therapy & Counselling"" in Katoomba, New South Wales | Art school

Creative Therapy & Counselling""

Locality: Katoomba, New South Wales

Phone: +61 438 830 390

Address: 124 Lurline St Katoomba Street, 2780 Katoomba, NSW, Australia

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25.01.2022 Some recent photos from the Walanmarra Aboriginal Womens Art Group. Beautiful handpainted silk Scarves. Only $35.00 each. If you are interested in purchasing one, please message me at [email protected]. We put money back into the kitty to keep art supplies going and the individual artists keep the rest. ($20.00). We are open to commissions too!

21.01.2022 The Walanmarra Aboriginal Artists Group will be selling some of their artwork as well as some beautiful silk scarves and hangings on Thursday 26th January at the Park behind the Bowling Club, Falls Road, Wentworth Falls from 10am till 4pm. The group meet every week and have produced some stunning work so it would be lovely to see some of you there. Cheers, Sue

19.01.2022 Aunty Bev Eaton & I will be facilitating an Art Therapy Workshop on the 20th June at the Lewers Gallery Penrith for the Family worker Training Program. You may be interested in this.See details below.

19.01.2022 The Walanmarra Artists group are having a stall at Winter Magic! If youre planning on going, come and say hello and take a look at some of the beautiful artwork! Our stall will be with the Aboriginal Cultural Resource Centre.

16.01.2022 Wellbeing Groups

13.01.2022 Recently, the Walanmarra group shared their skills with some wonderful refugee women from all around the world. Laughter, fun and creativity! Afterwards, the women shared stories about the meaning of their work. Hope and optimism for the future were the main themes to emerge!

09.01.2022 The Walanmarra Artists Group held a stall at the Wollemi Markets on the 17th February. The first photo shows some of their silk products, cushion covers, scarves, suncatchers.. and the second photo shows some of Aunty Ellys artwork. Walanmarra is a Wiradjuri word meaning "growing stronger" which the group feels applies to how art makes you feel!

05.01.2022 ON FRIDAY 17TH FEBRUARY THE WALANMARRA ABORIGINAL ARTISTS GROUP WILL HAVE A STALL AT THE CULTURAL CENTRE IN KATOOMBA as part of the WOLLEMI ARTS AND CRAFTS MARKETS FROM 7PM to 10PM. It would be wonderful to see you there!

05.01.2022 The Walanmarra Artists group are having a stall at Winter Magic! If you're planning on going, come and say hello and take a look at some of the beautiful artwork! Our stall will be with the Aboriginal Cultural Resource Centre.

02.01.2022 11/01/20- UPDATE **ALL DROPS SUSPENDED UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE** Just want to take this moment to thank you all for your generosity, community spirit and your gen...uine love for our native wildlife Thanks to you we have the resources needed to see the team through for a little time.. We will keep you posted on what is happening on the ground, and update you when donations recommence. Heres How else you can help out! To the residents in affected areas or where wildlife are now frequenting, it would be a HUGE help if you could put water and feed stations out on your own properties and for details of how to do this and what is advisable please read below. **Water stations suggested are low buckets which must have a big rock in the bottom and a piece of wood or large stick so lizards etc. can climb back out and please place these in a shaded area and top up or refresh as required. It would be useful if there are a few placed around your properties. All animals will frequent these stations** **Feed stations ..... same as water buckets or baking trays/dinner trays/cat litter trays .... put a rock in to save them tipping over and fill with fruit and veg mix of sweet potato, watermelon, red apples (not Green) most animals will be attracted to this. Possums and birds may be reluctant so if there is an area where you can put them up higher and off the ground, that would be most helpful. Again, please place a few of these in shaded areas and replace feed as required. Please cut up fruit into different sized pieces to accommodate all animals of different sizes. In separate feed stations you can place pellets and oats for kangaroos, Wallabies and Wombats and scatter hay.By adding red apples to the mix, this will attract the kangaroos as this food is not a natural source and the apple will help get them interest See below for hay and pellets acceptable. *Pellets can be any generic all purpose pellets, Alpaca or pony pellets. Not chook pellets as they are not good for wildlife *Teff or Meadow Hay are preferable or Oaten Hay if none of the first two are available. No Lucern hay as its bad for their gut. Lastly.. Want to give a HUGE shout out to ARC and Jessica Thompson who has been assisting WIRES with the collection of medical supplies and for those who I have been in contact with already offering as drop sites, storage, donations and all.. It has been fantastic to witness everyones generosity and eagerness to help wherever possible and unfortunately this generosity will be needed for the next few months ahead! So please continue being amazing and encourage as many people as possible to help out with our most vulnerable of wildlife If you would prefer to make a financial donation please see previous post from Sally and follow the link. https://www.wires.org.au/branch/donate-bluemountains