Private
Art Therapy Service

Our Private Art Therapy Service allows individuals seeking to explore their mental issues, past experiences, transition through age, and life challenges to discover their potential and new possibilities at present. It also enables people to improve self-awareness and self-mental care in daily life. Through various art methods as a powerful tool in therapy, our professional art therapists with a wide range of expertise will tailor a session that suits the client’s goals and experiences, along with screening and monitoring processes by our clinical psychologists.

Art Therapy

What is

‘Art therapy’ uses artistic and creative activities as a ‘middle ground’ to help improve balanced mental well-being for individuals, communities, and society.

How can art help your mental health?

• Communicate emotions, feelings, and stories

• Cultivate self-awareness

• Manage and build emotional flexibility

• Facilitate the connections between meaning and issues of interest

• Open us up to new possibilities of life

In the process of art therapy, art therapists are advocates who support clients in achieving their goals of healing and working with targeting issues.

Meet our Art Therapist

Prachayaporn Vorananta

  • • Bachelor of Art Education
    Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

    • Master of Arts (Applied Imagination in the Creative Industries)
    Central Saint Martins, College of Arts and Design, University of Arts London, United Kingdom

    • Postgraduate Certificate (Therapeutic Arts); Advanced Diploma (Therapeutic Educational Application of the Arts)
    Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education, University of East London, United Kingdom

    • Certificate/Diploma (Counselling in Integrative Arts Therapy)
    Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education, University of East London, United Kingdom

    • Certificate in Advanced Graduate Studies in Expressive Arts (Therapy, Coaching, Consulting & Education, and Conflict Transformation & Peacebuilding)
    The European Graduate School, Switzerland

    • Certificate in Clay Field Therapy (Working with Children), Training program for professional
    Institute for Sensorimotor Art Therapy, United Kingdom

    • Certificate in Clay Field Therapy (Working with Adults), Training program for professional
    Institute for Sensorimotor Art Therapy, United Kingdom

  • • International Expressive Arts Therapy Association (IEATA)

    • Art Therapists' Association, Thailand

  • • Humanistic Approach

    • Person-centered Expressive Arts

    • Gestalt-integrated with Arts in Psychotherapy Approach

    • Psycho-educational Approach

    • Sensorimotor Art Therapy / Trauma-informed Art Therapy

  • • Depression and Anxiety

    • Life Transition Issues

    • Emotions and Stress Management

    • Issues and Challenges in Self-value/Self-discovery

    • Women/Mothers/Caretakers

    Working with adults, disabilities, and seniors

  • • Former Art Therapist
    Child and Adolescent Psychiatry,
    Siriraj Hospital

    • Former Art Therapist
    Art for Cancer Project, Siriraj Hospital

    • Moderator and Art Therapist
    Chula Student Wellness, Chulalongkorn University

    • Special Instructor
    Faculty of Arts, Art Education Department, Chulalongkorn University

    • Art Therapist and Founder
    Studio Persona

Kriskamol Vutithum

  • • Bachelor of Law,
    Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

    • Postgraduate Diploma (Counselling and Therapy)
    Goldsmiths University of London, London, United Kingdom

    • Master of Arts, Art Education in Cultural Settings
    King’s College London, London, United Kingdom

    • Master of Arts, Art Psychotherapy
    University of Roehampton, London, United Kingdom

  • • Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC)
    United Kingdom

    Registration number: AS018345

    • The British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT)
    United Kingdom

  • • Psychodynamic Approach

    • Humanistic Approach

    • Person-centered Approach

    • Trauma-informed Art Therapy

    • Somatic Art Therapy

  • • Emotions Understanding and Management

    • Understanding and Managing Relationships, Friends, Lovers, and Family

    • Identity and Self-discovery

    • Gender Identity and Social Understanding

    • Neurodiversity, Learning Disabilities and Learning Difficulties

    Working with children, adolescents, adults, and disabilities

  • • Former Playworker
    St Quintin Centre for Disabled Children and Young People

    • Former Art Therapist Trainee
    East London NHS Trust, Newham Health Team Centre for Adult with Learning Disabilities

    • Former Art Therapist Trainee
    Crawford Primary School

    • Art Therapist
    Chula Student Wellness, Chulalongkorn University

    • Moderator and Art Therapist
    Studio Persona

Panaphat Seehirunwong

  • • Bachelor of Art Education
    Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

    • Master of Art Psychotherapy
    University of Roehampton, London, United Kingdom

  • • The Health Care and Professional Council (HCPC)
    United Kingdom

    Registration number: AS017522

  • • Art Therapy 

    • Psychodynamic Approach

    • Person-centered Approach

    • Grief and Bereavement Counseling

    • Psycho-educational Approach

    • Trauma-informed Art therapy  

  • • Depression and Anxiety

    • Emotions and Stress Management

    • Issues and Challenges in Self-value/Self-discovery

    • Bereavement

    • Self Harm / Suicidal Ideation

    • Neurodivergent (ASD/ADHD/LD)

    • Behavioural Management

    Working with 5-18 years old children and under 60 years old adults

  • • Former Art Therapist Trainee
    The Nightingal Community Academy, London, UK

    • Former Art Therapist
    Wandsworth Bereavement Service, London, UK

    • Volunteering Bereavement Counselor
    Kingston Bereavement Service, London, United Kingdom

    • Former Art Therapist and Mental Health Specialist
    Children and Adolescent Mental Health Service (CAMHS), Richmond, London, United Kingdom

    • Art Therapist
    Manarom Psychiatric Hospital

Natchanat Krasachol

  • • Bachelor of Art Education
    Chulalongkorn University, Bangkok, Thailand

  • • Certificate in Clinical Art Therapy (Master Equivalent)
    International Program of Art Therapy in Thailand (IPATT)

    • Training Program for Professional
    International Program of Art Therapy in Thailand (IPATT), Somatic Art Therapy by Prof.Johanne Hamel.

    • Training Program for Professional
    Satir Association for Human Development and Psychotherapy

    • Certificate in Updates and New Learning in Neuroscience and The Satir Model in The Sandtray.

  • • Humanistic Approach

    • Somatic Art Therapy

    • Person-centered Expressive Arts

    • Developmental Approach

    • Psycho-educational Approach

  • • Child and Adolescent Development

    • Child and Adolescent Behavior

    • Depression and Anxiety

    • Emotions and Stress Management

    • Physical Trauma and Memory

    • Panic / Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder

  • • Observing Art Therapist
    St.Andrews International School

    • Child and Adolescent Psychiatry
    Siriraj Hospital

    • Moderator and Art Therapist
    Art for Cancer Project, Siriraj Hospital

    • Art Therapist
    Chula Student Wellness, Chulalongkorn University

    • Art Therapist
    Studio Persona

Nongnuch Songyu

  • • Certificate in Clinical Art Therapy (Master Equivalent)
    International Program of Art Therapy in Thailand (IPATT) — curriculum recognized by the Art Therapist Association of Quebec (AATQ), Canada

    • Certified MARI® Practitioner (Mandala Assessment Research Instrument) — First Certified Practitioner in Thailand

    • Certified Mandalas Instructor (CMI)
    Healing Education Institute (HEI), Mandalas & Transpersonal Academy

    • Master of Business Administration (International Business)
    University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce

    • Bachelor of Business Administration (Hotel and Tourism Management)
    University of the Thai Chamber of Commerce

  • • Person-centered Approach

    • Somatic Art Therapy

    • Trauma-informed Art Therapy

    • Mindfulness-based Art Therapy

  • • Depression and Anxiety

    • Working-age adults

    • Leaders and executives

    • People facing a crossroads in life

    Areas of focus

    - Inner exploration through color and symbol (MARI®)

    - Healthy relationships and boundaries

    - Workplace stress and burnout

    - Rebuilding self-worth and self-understanding

  • • Practicing clinically with professional consultation from an internationally recognized Somatic Art Therapy specialist based in Canada

    • Creative Wellbeing Facilitator — Corporate and Organizational Settings

    • Art Therapist — Staff of the 1300 Social Support Helpline
    Ministry of Social Development and Human Security

    • Art Therapist — Children and Children with Special Needs
    Clinic for Potential Development and Special Needs Care, Graduate School, Srinakharinwirot University

    • Art Therapist — Seniors
    Ban Bang Khae Social Welfare Development Center for Older Persons

    • Moderator and Art Therapist — Group Process for University Students
    Faculty of Architecture, Kasetsart University

    • Art Therapist
    Studio Persona

Our various medium & approach

  • Drawing & Painting

  • Free Writing

  • Clay

  • Role Play

  • Collage

  • Body Movement

  • Game & Play

  • Mix Media

Who is

‘Art Therapy’

suitable for?

What our clients have found

  • "Throughout the Clay Field session, I noticed my inner feelings gently connecting with myself. I can review what’s coming and some daily feelings I used to ignore. The process allows me to zoom out the different paths so that I can choose which one is better to keep going."

    – Kawinwarong Ingkadamrong, Private Art Therapy Service Client

  • "Thanks to art therapy and Studio Persona, I can become more self-aware and connect with myself. Importantly, reflecting on life experiences through art in each treatment session greatly helps heal my mind. These things are the foundation of my daily life. Joining a Private Art Therapy session really fulfills my heart."

    – Kanuengnit Baipowong, Private Art Therapy Service Recipient