Bree Edgar

Bree (she/her) is passionate about fostering therapeutic spaces that nurture a strong sense of self, creativity, confidence, and community. She values approaches that recognise how learning and growth occur through curiosity, movement, art-making, connection with nature, and meaningful social relationships.

Bree is a Registered Art Therapist and professional member of ANZACATA, and also working within disability support. Her practice is grounded in a gentle, strengths-based approach that supports individuals to explore, express, and grow in ways that feel authentic to them.

During her training, Bree completed her Art Therapist clinical placement within an early childhood development setting, where she deepened her understanding of the power of play in supporting emotional expression, regulation, and development. This experience continues to inform her work with individuals across different stages of life.

In her practice, Bree enjoys engaging with people of diverse ages, identities, and backgrounds. She values the richness of learning that occurs across the lifespan and is committed to creating inclusive, affirming spaces where individuals feel supported and connected. Qualifications & Experience:

• Professional member of ANZACATA

• Masters of Therapeutic Arts Practice, MIECAT

• Disability Support Worker - past & current

• Practicing Artist