Glenda has been using the Arts therapeutically for over 20 years and completed her training at RMIT in Melbourne. Glenda also has a Masters of Disability, a BA in Drama, Grad Cert in Neuroscience along with Certificates in counselling, business management, and teaching. Glenda's background in multimodal Arts Psychotherapy, is broad, both with diverse client populations and in educational and supervisory capacities.
Throughout Glenda's career, she worked in Community Mental Health and Disability, well before the advent of NDIS, for the Autism Association and for the Exceptional Needs unit of Disability SA. Glenda established the Art Therapy program in Women’s and Children’s Hospital’s Paediatric Palliative Care service, and then took on the role of Head of Creative Therapies for Ikon for many years, establishing the higher education University program, before moving to a quieter, part time, private practice.
Over the past 10 years, Glenda has also mentored and supported a group of Mongolian Professionals in completing post graduate qualifications in Arts Psychotherapy and establishing Art Therapy in the region. Currently she maintains a small client load, a busy supervision practice, and she continues with her teaching.
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