38. Expressive Art Therapy for Motherhood: One Mom's Story

Do you feel like you are drowning in motherhood and unsure how to get to shore?

Are you tired of feeling stuck? Want to know a simple way to boost your mood? Are you buckling under the constant pressure of gentle parenting, meal planning, or other significant life events?

Lately, I've been asked for my perspective on why I do expressive art therapy for moms as a social worker and therapist.

In this episode, I share one mom's transformation with expressive art therapy and how she started the journey toward the shore. 

PSA: While a single session inspired this story, it has been changed and adapted to be non-identifiable and moulded to represent the stories I hear from mothers in my therapy sessions. 

I'm honoured to share my admiration for the rebels who dare to traverse the less-trodden path of self-discovery through art.

Ah Ha Moments: 

  • How you can rebel against the silence that often keeps mothers from understanding their true selves. 

  • Understand the significance of the unconventional method of expressive art therapy for mothers. 

  • Witness the metamorphosis when someone bravely steps into the atypical spaces where art meets the heart.

  • The impact of being seen and supported on one's journey to healing.

Hey there mama! I’m Kayla Huszar

As an ADHD mom, Registered Social Worker* and Expressive Art Therapist, I know how to read between the lines and listen to what you’re really saying.

I can take your darkest, twistiest and most magical moments of motherhood and heal them with creativity so that you finally feel like someone sees and hears you, the real you.

My superpower is helping you rediscover your audacious, unapologetic, zesty and imperfect self.

I support pregnant, postpartum and parenting women with creative counselling and coaching (regardless of whether your child is the size of a cantaloupe, two weeks or twenty years old). 

* services are claimable on your health benefits and/or income tax

Kayla Huszar

I believe that women are not given the tools to succeed in parenting. Constantly striving for an unattainable standard leaves mothers feeling inadequate and overwhelmed.

Through the use of creative arts, there is a beautiful moment of sacred stillness. A simple act of intentional creativity can remind a mother of who she is, what is truly important, and what she is capable of.

I aim to provide the best creative arts services both online and in person, because every mother deserves a simple and effective outlet for finding chill, being vibrant and feeling alive.

http://www.kaylahuszar.com
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