Creative & Fun
July School Holiday Program
Looking for something fun, imaginative, and screen-free these school holidays?
Our creative workshops are designed for Primary school Grade 3 to 6 and High school student in year 7 to 10 to explore art, play, and self-expression in a safe and supportive space.
From painting and collage to storytelling and mindful making, each session is packed with colour, creativity, and connection.
Limited spots—book now for a joyful holiday experience your child won’t forget!
Where: Creative Healing office: 603 Gilbert Road, Preston
Cost: $50 for single session
Fun and Calming
Be Creative, Learn & Have Fun
Our workshops give kids a chance to unwind, connect with others, and express themselves in a relaxed, welcoming space. Whether your child loves painting, experimenting with mixed media, or just getting their hands messy with art, they’ll walk away proud of what they’ve made (and probably asking to come back!).
It’s two hours of screen-free magic, guided by caring professionals who make every child feel seen, supported, and inspired.
Come for the creativity—leave with confidence, joy, and a masterpiece!
Are You Ready
Here's When and Where
🎨 Primary School Workshops
📅 Wednesday 10th & 17th July
🕙 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
🎨 High School Workshops
📅 Wednesday 10th & 17th July
🕐 1:00 PM – 3:00 PM
603 Gilbert Rd Preston 3072
Led by experienced creative therapists, each session includes guided art projects, mindful making, and plenty of time for self-expression. All materials provided – just bring your curiosity and a willingness to get a little messy!
Hey there I'm Sally
’m Sally, the heart behind Creative Healing. I’m an accredited mental health social worker and art therapist, and I believe healing doesn’t always start with words.
Sometimes it starts with slowing down, making space, getting creative, and feeling safe enough to just be where you are.
I’ve been working in mental health for over 18 years, and I’m passionate about creating spaces where people can breathe, make a mess, reflect, and reconnect with themselves in ways that feel genuine and human. My work is grounded, compassionate, and practical — meeting people where they’re at and honouring their unique stories.
When I’m not in the therapy room, I’m usually dreaming up creative retreats, bringing people together through art, nature, and connection, or collaborating with others who value integrity and care in mental health work. I’m also a mum, a big believer that creativity is for everyone (not just “artists”), and someone who knows that life is rarely neat — and that’s okay.