Alejandro's

Art Therapy Session — 1:1 (In Person)

$90.00 AUD
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About the session

Step into a safe, supportive space where you can slow down, reflect and reconnect with yourself through art.

This one-on-one session is gently guided, giving you space to explore your thoughts, emotions and experiences in a creative, non-judgmental way. You don’t need to be “good” at art, this is about expression, not perfection.

Held in my gallery, the session offers a calm, grounding environment where you can process what’s coming up for you, let things out and make sense of what you’re feeling.

Whether you’re navigating stress, grief, identity, change, or simply need some space to breathe, this is for you.

What to expect

Guided art therapy session

All materials provided

Gentle prompts to support reflection

A safe and supportive environment

Location and duration

Your session will take place at 291 Hunter Street, Newcastle, in a calm and welcoming gallery space.

Each session runs for up to 60 minutes, giving you time to explore, create and reflect without feeling rushed.

Please arrive on time so you can make the most of your full session.

What to bring

You don’t need to bring anything, just yourself.

All materials are provided for in-person sessions, and you’ll be gently guided throughout. This is a space where you can show up exactly as you are, without pressure or expectation.

If you’d like, you’re welcome to bring: a journal or notebook; a small personal item that feels meaningful to you; anything you’ve been working on creatively

For online sessions, have some basic art materials ready — paper, pens, paints, or whatever you already have at home.

Most importantly, come as you are. That’s more than enough.

Meet Aléjandro

I’m Alejandro Lauren, also known as Wayde Clarke.
Alejandro is my alter ego, a part of me that allows me to be loud, proud, and fully myself. I created them to step beyond my comfort zone, to push past my own limits, and to embrace the version of myself that shines without holding back. That journey of self-acceptance is something that deeply informs the work I do today.
My art has always been connected to the human experience, how we feel, how we cope, and how we move through life’s challenges. I believe the one thing that connects us all is emotion, and the ways we learn to express and understand it.
Through my own creative practice, I’ve learned to embrace vulnerability. Sharing my story through art has allowed me to process, reflect, and heal and it’s this experience that led me to art therapy.
Creating these sessions is about offering others that same space. A space where you can explore your feelings, connect with yourself, and express what might be hard to put into words.
You don’t need to be an artist. You just need to be open.
My intention is to help you feel seen, supported, and empowered through creativity, so you can connect with yourself in a deeper, more meaningful way.