During my visit to Mary Franklin Smith at Light of Mind, I had the opportunity to witness some sessions with some of her clients who generously accepted to open the space to me. My visit was supported by Arts Council Malta. One of the people I met in this context was Robert Dunn. He used my presence there as an opportunity to acknowlegde and share the journey of his process and he took this also as a step to share his rich creative process out into the world. Here onwards are

Earlier this year, I had the opportunity to travel to the UK for a period of dramatherapy mentorship and supervision with Mary Franklin Smith at Light of Mind. This opportunity was supported by Arts Council Malta. The experience gave me space to pause, reflect, and reconnect personally with the creative side of my work as a psychotherapist. Since completing my dramatherapy training, I have engaged professional development in other modalities and approaches, most predominan

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