Satori is a UK registered art psychotherapist, who currently provides art therapy services to in-patient and out-patient adults suffering from psychiatric illness, via St. Ann’s Psychiatric Hospital. As a returning national scholar, who achieved his MA in art psychotherapy at Roehampton University in London, he remains open to exploring and pioneering art therapy interventions across the myriad of settings where they may be applicable, locally and regionally. He is also a founding member of the Art Therapy Association of Trinidad and Tobago (ATATT) and its current president.

Kim is a registered board certified art therapist and current doctoral student at Drexel University pursuing a PhD in Creative Art Therapies. Kim has worked in various settings including schools, residential programs, humanitarian support, community resilience programs and online therapy interventions with children and adults regionally and internationally. Kim currently provides art therapy services for inpatient and outpatient clients in an acute psychiatric facility in the USA. Kim is a founding member of the Art Therapy Association of Trinidad and Tobago of which she currently serves as the Public Relations Officer. Kim also serves as the Culturally Responsive Practice Advisor on the editorial board of the International Journal of Art Therapy. Her research interest explores the transmission of generational trauma in the diaspora and how traditional healing systems/knowledge support health and well-being.

Camille is a qualified art therapist, educator, and scholarship recipient, with several years of experience working in schools and the private sector to support the mental health of children, adolescents, and their families. Camille graduated from New York University (NYU) and interned at the Coalition for Hispanic Family Services and the NYU Art Therapy in the Schools program while volunteering at bereavement camps and NYU Langone’s Hospital. Her role as an art therapist is continuously underpinned by a desire to facilitate safe, accessible spaces for improved mental health, inclusive of the varying needs of individuals facing different diagnosis. 

Kristy is a board certified art therapist, holding an MA from New York University. She is a founding member and first president of the Art Therapy Association of Trinidad and Tobago, where she continues to serve currently as Treasurer. In 2018, under her stewardship, the local observance of Creative Arts Therapies Week in Trinidad and Tobago was initiated, fostering connections among creative art therapists in the Caribbean diaspora. 

Kristy is deeply committed to advocating for the use of creative arts as therapy, and alongside her private practice, where she works primarily with children, she contributes to community initiatives through the design and implementation of drug prevention activities in schools and other organisations. She also has a passion for mental health education, which she champions through the facilitation of experiential workshops on stress management and wellness practices. With over 10 years of experience, Kristy has a profound love for the healing power of art, which is reflected through her multifaceted approach. Her dedication to empowering others through creative outlets makes her an invaluable asset in the field of mental health and therapy.

Sarah is a registered art therapist and doctoral graduate of Queen Margaret University, in art therapy research. She worked in inpatient, outpatient and forensic mental health settings in the public sector for many years and currently practices privately with individuals, schools and non-governmental organizations. She serves as public relations officer of the Autistic Society of Trinidad and Tobago and is a founding member of the Art Therapy Association of Trinidad and Tobago. Her current area of research seeks to understand the relevance of cultural arts practices to the psychosocial wellbeing of adolescents affected by violence in Trinidad and Tobago and she has published research relating to her work with adolescents and young adults.

Sian is a Masters Level Psychotherapist and Art Therapist and has a private practice in Port of Spain. She sees clients of all ages and works with different mental and emotional challenges including trauma and sexual abuse, anxiety, depression and suicidal ideation, adjustment disorders, stress management and life transitions. She engages in team work for clients who need crisis intervention or have eating disorders. She is a founding member of The Art Therapy Association of Trinidad and Tobago and has co facilitated various workshops and exhibitions aimed at bringing awareness to both mental illness and art therapy. 

Delisa is the founder at Rollocks Therapeutic Care and is the sole provider of Art Psychotherapy in Tobago. She currently provides services through the Tobago Regional Health Authority where she works with patients on the psychiatric ward, children at the Child and Adolescent Centre and in the Health Centre with patients battling Alzheimer’s and other related mental health conditions.

Having been qualified, trained and registered with the Health and Care Professions Council in London, England, Delisa is dedicated to caring for people when they are most vulnerable by providing and facilitating a safe space; a creative space; a healing space free from judgements and misunderstandings. She offers an intervention that is beneficial to persons of all ages. A former Cultural Ambassador and Visual Arts teacher, Delisa brings a breadth and depth of empathy and experience to every interaction. Her love for the creative arts and her passion for human well-being has naturally evolved into her drive to heal through Art Psychotherapy.

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