Save The Date May 26th

BCSCA Webinar Series: Expressive Arts Therapy in the School Counselling Office

Shift: Changing Thought Patterns Through Creative Expression

BCSCA 60-Minute Webinar with Laurie Larkin-Boyle

Date: May 26th, 2:30pm

This one-hour experiential webinar explores how simple visual art practices can support a shift in limiting thought patterns and promote emotional regulation. Led by art therapist (and former school counsellor) Laurie Larkin-Boyle, the session will guide you through easy, hands-on creative exercises that help connect inner experience with outward expression.

No art experience is needed. The focus is on using visual art as a tool for reflection, awareness, and personal insight—not on creating a finished product.

What you’ll need:

• 3 sheets of paper

• Markers or oil pastels

• A glue stick

• Tape

• A quiet space where you can work comfortably

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Join us with a few basic materials and an open mind—you’ll leave with practical, creative strategies you can use for yourself and with others.

About the FacilitatorLaurie Larkin-Boyle, MEd, RCC, DVATI, is a certified art therapist, clinical counsellor, and certified BC teacher with over 20 years of experience. She is also a former school counsellor, with deep insight into the needs of students and educators. Her work focuses on the intersection of mental health, trauma-informed care, and expressive arts. Laurie is currently pursuing doctoral studies in expressive arts, deepening her research into how creative practices support regulation, insight, and personal growth.

Members please look for your registration email from PSAC44