About Michelle Morgan
Michelle Morgan (AThR)
Michelle has been walking the path of healing and creativity for 22 years. She has engaged in extensive training in person-centred approaches to healing, and maintains a personal creative practice which nourishes and enlivens her.
She has run businesses offering wholistic massage therapy, community singing facilitation, and individual and group art therapy, providing services in community health, aged care, hospital and community settings with people from all walks of life. She also draws upon years of research and project work in the area of spiritual care.
Michelle journeyed in women's circle for 15 years, has undertaken individual therapy and also participated in many personal development workshops and intensives.
She is passionate about creating gentle and supportive spaces that allow people to be as they are, bringing a deep listening presence through the modalities of spiritual care, art therapy, and body work. She lives from her core values of integrity, service, creativity and compassion.
Michelle has been walking the path of healing and creativity for 22 years. She has engaged in extensive training in person-centred approaches to healing, and maintains a personal creative practice which nourishes and enlivens her.
She has run businesses offering wholistic massage therapy, community singing facilitation, and individual and group art therapy, providing services in community health, aged care, hospital and community settings with people from all walks of life. She also draws upon years of research and project work in the area of spiritual care.
Michelle journeyed in women's circle for 15 years, has undertaken individual therapy and also participated in many personal development workshops and intensives.
She is passionate about creating gentle and supportive spaces that allow people to be as they are, bringing a deep listening presence through the modalities of spiritual care, art therapy, and body work. She lives from her core values of integrity, service, creativity and compassion.
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Cancellation policy
For individual sessions
A cancellation fee of 50% of the session is charged with less than 48 hours notice given. If a change needs to be made earlier, there is a $5 fee to cover charges being made by the venue for cancellations. For less than three hours notice, the full session fee will be applied.
For workshops/events
If a participant chooses to cancel their confirmed registration, or cannot or does not attend the workshop, the following refunds will apply:
The registered participant may invite another person to substitute their place in the workshop (in which they are registered) at any time at no
charge
Participants may cancel their workshop/event registration without penalty up until 7 days prior to the event.
Cancellations received less than 7 days before a workshop/event will incur a 50% administration fee.
Cancellations received the day before, the day of, or after an event will not be eligible for a refund.
A cancellation fee of 50% of the session is charged with less than 48 hours notice given. If a change needs to be made earlier, there is a $5 fee to cover charges being made by the venue for cancellations. For less than three hours notice, the full session fee will be applied.
For workshops/events
If a participant chooses to cancel their confirmed registration, or cannot or does not attend the workshop, the following refunds will apply:
The registered participant may invite another person to substitute their place in the workshop (in which they are registered) at any time at no
charge
Participants may cancel their workshop/event registration without penalty up until 7 days prior to the event.
Cancellations received less than 7 days before a workshop/event will incur a 50% administration fee.
Cancellations received the day before, the day of, or after an event will not be eligible for a refund.
Resources
If you are interested to learn more about the practice of Creative Arts Therapies, please visit the following websites.
The MIECAT Institute
Australia & New Zealand and Asia Creative Arts Therapy Association (ANZACATA)
Jennifer Berlingieri - http://creativeartstherapy.com.au/
Cathy Malchiodi - http://www.cathymalchiodi.com/about/what-is-art-therapy/
Melbourne Art Therapy - http://www.melbournearttherapy.com.au/
Pat B. Allen - http://www.patballen.com/index.html
Art Therapy Without Borders - http://www.atwb.org/
The MIECAT Institute
Australia & New Zealand and Asia Creative Arts Therapy Association (ANZACATA)
Jennifer Berlingieri - http://creativeartstherapy.com.au/
Cathy Malchiodi - http://www.cathymalchiodi.com/about/what-is-art-therapy/
Melbourne Art Therapy - http://www.melbournearttherapy.com.au/
Pat B. Allen - http://www.patballen.com/index.html
Art Therapy Without Borders - http://www.atwb.org/
Reading
These are some of my favourite authors in the realms of creativity, healing and spirituality. Each of these books has touched my heart in some way and I express my deepest gratitude for the gifts they have offered.
Allen, P. (1995). Art as a way of knowing. A guide to self-knowledge and spiritual fulfilment through creativity
Allen, P. (2005). Art is a spiritual path. Engaging the sacred through the practice of art and writing
Cameron, J. (1995) The Artist's Way. A spiritual path to higher creativity
Cameron, J. (1997). The Vein of Gold. A journey to your creative heart
Cameron, J. (2002). Walking in this World. The practical art of creativity
Cameron, J. (1996). The Right to Write. An invitation and initiation into the writing life.
Gendlin, E. (1982) Focusing.
Goldman, N. (1986) Writing Down the Bones. Freeing the writer within.
Kornfield, J (1993). A Path with Heart. The perils and promises of spiritual life
Levine, P. (1997) Waking the Tiger - Healing Trauma
Levine, P. (2010) In an Unspoken Voice. How the body releases trauma and restores goodness
Levine, S (1997) A Year to Live. How to live this year as if it were your last.
Moore, T (1995). Care for the soul. A guide for creating depth and sacredness in everyday life
Neff, K. (2011). Self-compassion. Stop beating yourself up and leave insecurity behind
Plotkin, B. (2003). Soulcraft: Crossing into the mysteries of nature and psyche
Werner, K (1996). Effortless Mastery. Liberating the master musician within.
Allen, P. (1995). Art as a way of knowing. A guide to self-knowledge and spiritual fulfilment through creativity
Allen, P. (2005). Art is a spiritual path. Engaging the sacred through the practice of art and writing
Cameron, J. (1995) The Artist's Way. A spiritual path to higher creativity
Cameron, J. (1997). The Vein of Gold. A journey to your creative heart
Cameron, J. (2002). Walking in this World. The practical art of creativity
Cameron, J. (1996). The Right to Write. An invitation and initiation into the writing life.
Gendlin, E. (1982) Focusing.
Goldman, N. (1986) Writing Down the Bones. Freeing the writer within.
Kornfield, J (1993). A Path with Heart. The perils and promises of spiritual life
Levine, P. (1997) Waking the Tiger - Healing Trauma
Levine, P. (2010) In an Unspoken Voice. How the body releases trauma and restores goodness
Levine, S (1997) A Year to Live. How to live this year as if it were your last.
Moore, T (1995). Care for the soul. A guide for creating depth and sacredness in everyday life
Neff, K. (2011). Self-compassion. Stop beating yourself up and leave insecurity behind
Plotkin, B. (2003). Soulcraft: Crossing into the mysteries of nature and psyche
Werner, K (1996). Effortless Mastery. Liberating the master musician within.
PERSONAL, SPIRITUAL AND PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT
As a therapist, my ability to journey with feelings, stay present to my moment to moment experiencing, and to know what supports and nourishes me, directly links to my capacity to hold space for and journey with others. Over the years I have engaged in a range of personal, spiritual and professional development intensives, workshops and modalities.
Some of the work that has deeply supported me in healing, transformation and growth is listed below.
Of course, we each have our own path to follow, so please trust in your own impulse and engage in paths that feel supportive to you. If you'd like to know more about these intensives and modalities, please feel free to give me a call to chat.
Soulcraft and Wild Mind - Soulcraft Australia (Animas Valley Institute - trainers travel from the US)
Nature-based soul work, engaging deep imagination, ritual and ceremony, myth, dreamwork.
Wild Mind is the healing and wholing work, Soulcraft is the soul work - enabling us to live our deepest purpose.
Possibility Management - Possibility Management Australia (trainers in Australia and Germany) and The Art of Relating
Adult initiation work, feelings-based, new maps for life to support flourishing. Expand the Box and Possibility Labs are offered in five-day intensives.
Somatic Experiencing - Trauma release work (practitioners available in Australia)
Specific healing work around trauma. Absolutely essential in learning how to navigate the nervous system.
Women's Circle
Deep process work in a small community of women. Red Tent Australia is a good place to start if you're looking to connect with a circle.
Some of the work that has deeply supported me in healing, transformation and growth is listed below.
Of course, we each have our own path to follow, so please trust in your own impulse and engage in paths that feel supportive to you. If you'd like to know more about these intensives and modalities, please feel free to give me a call to chat.
Soulcraft and Wild Mind - Soulcraft Australia (Animas Valley Institute - trainers travel from the US)
Nature-based soul work, engaging deep imagination, ritual and ceremony, myth, dreamwork.
Wild Mind is the healing and wholing work, Soulcraft is the soul work - enabling us to live our deepest purpose.
Possibility Management - Possibility Management Australia (trainers in Australia and Germany) and The Art of Relating
Adult initiation work, feelings-based, new maps for life to support flourishing. Expand the Box and Possibility Labs are offered in five-day intensives.
Somatic Experiencing - Trauma release work (practitioners available in Australia)
Specific healing work around trauma. Absolutely essential in learning how to navigate the nervous system.
Women's Circle
Deep process work in a small community of women. Red Tent Australia is a good place to start if you're looking to connect with a circle.