Our Mission
Our mission is to provide Art Therapy sessions to children, teenagers and young adults from age 4-25 in Essex and Hertfordshire.
We are passionate about offering young people access to creative therapies, such as art therapy and drama therapy to support them with their emotional wellbeing and mental health.
We work holistically, this means we form relationships with parents and work towards therapy aims together. We want to create long lasting change that continues to blossom after therapy has ended.
Our Approach
We take a client centred approach to therapy, focusing on the unique needs of each individual within their unique family, and in relation to their life experiences.
Are you worried about your childs emotional wellbeing? It can be difficult to know when and how to get professional support for your child. They might be feeling sad or anxious for a prolonged period of time, you might feel concerned about a change in their behaviour or mood.
Art Therapists are registered with The Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) and have completed a Masters in Art Therapy. This gives you peace of mind that your child is treated with a high standard of care and support, with specific training, experience and expertise in mental health.
Our Specialties
Orange Zebra focus on offering art therapy and dramatherapy to children and young people from age 4-25. We are passionate and skilled at working with children with autism, ADHD.
Art Therapy can support young people to express their feelings creatively, offering a safe way to work through and process traumatic experiences, or support mental health issues such as chronic anxiety that is having a negative impact on their lives.
We offer individual art therapy sessions, parent and child art therapy sessions and group therapy in Harlow (Essex), Ware (Hertfordshire). We work in collaboration with parents and offer parent sessions to explore issues that impact on their relationship with their child.
We offer therapeutic services to children and teenagers facing various struggles in their lives, this can include anxiety, negative thought patterns, low confidence and self esteem, friendship issues, body image and school challenges, bereavement, trauma and attachment trauma.
Creative arts therapies, such as art therapy and dramatherapy offer a safe way to express AND process difficult feelings. Art therapy and Dramatherapy inclusive and accessible to everyone including those that may be neurodiverse. We specialise in working with children with autism, ADHD, and communication needs.