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Lily Valley - Creative Arts Therapy Albury Wodonga

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Lily Valley - Creative Arts Therapy Albury Wodonga

Sue Bourke is a Registered Creative Arts Therapist in the Albury Wodonga region. She has availability for in home therapy.

Specialises in neurodivergence (including social skills, masking), children, adolescence, and women.

27/03/2026

Feeling overwhelmed by life's demands? Discover the power of self-care with Lily Valley’s Creative Arts Therapist, Sue Bourke. Her compassionate, evidence-based approach supports you to build self-care skills that last. Ready to start your personalised journey? Book your free 15-minute consultation today and take the first step towards a more balanced life.

25/03/2026

Are you ready to embark on a journey of healing and self-discovery? Join me, Sue Bourke, registered Creative Arts Therapist, as we explore the captivating sights and sounds of nature. Picture yourself strolling along the serene banks of the Murray River or wandering through your favourite nature spot.
Ever thought about how the simple act of collecting fallen leaves or capturing a photo can turn into something truly insightful?
Through the creative process of arts therapy, you transform these everyday treasures into meaningful artwork.
Let's explore the profound connection between nature and creativity, unlocking the potential for healing through arts making and arts therapy. Ready to begin? Book your free 15-minute consultation today.

23/03/2026

Is your teenager reluctant to attend therapy sessions? Discover the world of Virtual Reality (VR) Arts Therapy—a groundbreaking approach that merges traditional arts therapy with cutting-edge VR technology. Tech-loving teens will enjoy this immersive, neuro-affirming and trauma-informed experience. Ready to see the difference? Book your free 15-minute consultation today and take the first step towards a more engaging therapy journey!

22/03/2026

Kids need to feel safe before they can process and learn. It’s not uncommon in a therapy session for a child to experience feelings of inadequacy. The voice in their head saying they are not good enough. Memories of laughter from peers when they struggled to do what seems to come easily to everyone else. Experiences held in the body with no way of releasing.
Fine motor skill (FMS) development is only one side of the coin. Creative Arts Therapy provides gentle support for the child to feel safe in their bodies. Through arts making, new pathways in the brain transform how they see the world around them and healing begins.
Creative Arts Therapy also offers many opportunities to practice fine motor skills (FMS) in a fun, relaxed environment. This becomes a holistic approach to FMS development.
This month I completed a practitioner's course on supporting fine motor development with the OT Brains Trust.
Did you know that programs targeting everyday experiences are more likely to succeed over indirect methods? Incorporating FMS development in the bath (bath crayons) and outdoor play (sq**rt guns) provides play centred practice.
Lily Valley Creative Arts Therapy uses evidenced based practices to support FMS development.
Visit www.lilyvalleycreativeartstherapy.com.au to book your free 15 min consultation.
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CREATIVE ARTS THERAPY AND FINE MOTOR SKILLS:
A holistic approach to supporting fine motor development.

https://www.otbraintrust.com.au/

18/03/2026

The wait is over. Check out Lily Valley Creative Arts Therapy’s new website:
www.lilyvalleycreativeartstherapy.com.au
Explore what is creative arts therapy (CAT), learn about the link between CAT and neuroscience and more.

27/02/2026

Creative Arts Therapists (CAT) registered with The peak professional Association for creative Arts Therapy in Australia, New Zealand and Asia (ANZACATA), are trained allied health professionals. ANZACATA is a member organisation of the Allied Health Professions Australia - AHPA
Check out the ANZACATA website for more information on CAT's:
https://anzacata.org/About-CAT

23/02/2026

Sue Bourke, Registered Creative Arts Therapist, has limited availability for in home therapy sessions. Specialising in neurodivergent children and women. Sue has a Master in Therapeutic Arts Practice and is ANZACATA registered.

Address

In Home Creative Arts Therapy
Wodonga, VIC
3690

Opening Hours

Wednesday	10am - 4:30pm
Friday	10am - 4:30pm

Website

http://www.lilyvalleycreativeartstherapy.com.au/

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