Art therapy · Mill Park

Art therapy for children and teens in Mill Park

Sometimes it is easier to draw it than to say it. Our registered art therapists help children and young people express and work through what is hard to put into words.

Registered NDIS providerNearest clinic: DoreenMonday to Saturday, 8am to 6:30pm
A child wearing a cat mask she decorated with paint, gems and a feather
Exploring internal identities and emotions (IFS approach)
Paint-covered hands working on a green and gold canvas
Hands shaping clay on a pottery wheel

Photos from sessions at our Doreen and Craigieburn clinics, shared with families’ consent.

Wonderful Mind provides clinical art therapy for children and young people in Mill Park, at our Doreen clinic. ANZACATA-registered art therapists use art-making to help with trauma, grief, bullying, big feelings and identity. No artistic skill is needed. Individual and group sessions are available, and sessions can be NDIS-funded. Our Doreen clinic is roughly 10 km from Mill Park.

Close to home

Art therapy near Mill Park

Mill Park families visit our Doreen clinic, roughly 10 km north.

Mill Park is in the City of Whittlesea, between Bundoora and South Morang. Most Mill Park families drive north along Plenty Road to reach us, and telehealth is available for sessions that work well online.

Alongside individual sessions, we run Group Art Therapy at our Doreen clinic during school terms.

We also see families from South Morang, Epping and Bundoora. Telehealth is available for many sessions.

Doreen clinic

Level 1, 1 Laurimar Boulevard, Doreen VIC 3754

Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6:30pm

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(03) 8104 9051

How we help

What art therapy can help with

  • Trauma, bullying and grief
  • Big feelings and emotional expression
  • Identity and self-esteem
  • Children who find talking hard
  • Neurodivergent children and teens
  • Group art therapy for connection

Read more about Art Therapy →

Who you will see

Fees and funding

Art therapy sessions are $193.99 per hour. Art therapy can be NDIS-funded and some private health funds offer rebates; it is not covered by Medicare. See all fees.

Questions from Mill Park families

Does my child need to be good at art?

No. Art therapy is about expression, not skill. There is no right or wrong.

How do Mill Park families get to the clinic?

Most families drive north along Plenty Road to our Doreen clinic, a trip of roughly 10 km. Telehealth is also available for many sessions.

Is art therapy covered by the NDIS?

It can be funded by the NDIS under Capacity Building supports when it supports your goals.

Where is your nearest clinic to Mill Park?

Our Doreen clinic, at Level 1, 1 Laurimar Boulevard, Doreen, roughly 10 km from Mill Park. We are open Monday to Saturday, 8am to 6:30pm.

Book art therapy near Mill Park

Call us or complete our referral form. No referral needed.