Guided Drawing is a version of bilateral or two-handed drawing, where clients use both hands simultaneously to create marks with crayons, pastels or paint on paper.

This is a a simple and effective attachment-based modality based on the work of Canadian art therapist Lucille Proulx. Known in full as Parent-Child Dyad Art Therapy, it involves a parent and child pair (the dyad) playing together to create an artwork, or share a sensory experience.

A Clay Field session has the potential to allow clients of any age to safely access and integrate traumatic memories held in the body, in a gentle intuitive way, without having to think about or re-tell their story. The key to the effectiveness of Clay Field lies in the connection between touch and movement.