Tel: 07738 385546
One-to-one and group sessions online for adults, for children, for families and couples.
About Emma
Emma Rasalingam has twenty years experience as an educator and
psychotherapist. She has used her insights and theoretical knowledge to
develop a highly effective and infinitely adaptable programme of therapy.
Emma is passionate about the effects of arts-based therapy using story and
has devised and delivered complete programmes that reach families and teachers. She works privately and for The Priory, and also trains, co-ordinates and supervises other therapists.
in safe and comfortable surroundings.
I see individuals, couples, children and families for
private sessions. I offer family and relational therapy as a weekend retreat both in the South of England and in a panorama of the Gard region between Alès and Nîmes in France.
Working with the unconscious through a more playful approach compared to traditional 'talking therapies' helps the client to be more at ease. Creative
psychotherapy uses the language of symbol and
metaphors to addressissues in a 'one-removed' way
and helps people think, feel and express themselves
in a less guarded way. As a result, revealing and healing can take place sooner and at a deep level.
'Depth Psychology' is the term that refers to the
underpinning concepts of my practice.
Emma Rasalingam
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MA in Drama and Movement Therapy (Sesame), Central School of Speech and Drama.
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Health & Care Professions Council (HCPC) registered.
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Member of the British Association of Dramatherapists (BADth).
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Works with both children and adults.
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Facilitates both one-to-one and group sessions.
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Uses drama, painting, puppets, sand-tray, movement and music to enhance creativity and narrative and develop expression of self.
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A primary school teacher for many years before training in Integrative Arts Psychotherapy and then specialising as a Sesame Dramatherapist.
