Using art to bond with your child

Published on 12th April, 2020 by Chloé Dunn-Lee

About the Author - Chloé Dunn-Lee

Chloé is a senior art psychotherapist with experience working with individuals of all ages, ranging from babies to the elderly; in schools, hospitals, shelters, corporate and private practice settings. She truly believes every individual is able to reach their full potential with the appropriate support. She provides individual, group and parent-child sessions as well as supports parents and staff through psycho-educational trainings or consultations.

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