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Mollia Kennedy
BFA, DTATI, Registered Psychotherapist
Mollia May Kennedy is an Art Therapist and Registered Psychotherapist practicing in Barrie, Ontario.
"What first inspired me to become an art therapist was in witnessing the power of art in supporting my own mental health journey. I realised that I could express and work through a lot of concerns that were weighing on me. Now, I am a fully certified art therapist and aspire to support others through the unique benefits of art therapy."
Therapeutic Approach
Walking Alongside You in this Journey
Through my experience as an art therapist, I have found the best way to engage in therapy is through curiousity and collaboration. My personal therapeutic approach integrates humanistic, anti-oppressive, and mindfulness-based art therapy. I have specialized expertise working with children, adolescents, and families, specifically in supporting neurodigent individuals, mental or physical disabilities, anxiety, depression, grief and loss, living with a terminal illness, and pain or stress management.
Creative Healing Canada
Est. 2022
Creative Healing Canada is a private art psychotherapy practice founded by Art Therapist and Registered Psychotherapist, Mollia Kennedy, BFA, DTATI, RP. Through Mollia's first-hand experiences working as an Art Therapist in various clinical and community settings, she has witnessed the power that creative expression and wellness-based education has on our overall health and wellbeing.
Our services are focused on supporting children, adults, and families in managing life challenges in a creative way. Along with the therapetuic qualities of art, we are also building connections through genuine, compassionate, respectful, and meangingful support to all we have the priveldge to meet.
Our
Story
Where It All Started
Building a Creative Community Through Arts & Healing
Over the next few years, we have had the privilege to provide creative wellness workshops and art therapy groups to a variety of community agencies including schools, adult day programs, public libraries, long-term care homes, and museums such as Royal Ontario Museum (ROM) and the Museum of Contemporary Art (MOCA).
Community Partnerships
Looking Ahead
What's Next in Our Journey
As of 2026, Creative Healing Canada (CHC) continues to expand its programming by offering online and in-person art psychotherapy services, as well as nature-based art therapy workshops through community partnerships. We look forward to a future in which we can creatively heal collectively as well as through our own personal journeys.
Acknowledgment
Recognizing Indigenous People, Lands, & Cultures
The suffering of the many missing, murdered, and mistreated Indigenous identities and communities must be recognized in relation to our inherited privileges. The traditional territory of many generations of First Nations, Inuit and Métis communities - I call this beautiful land home. Although I may call this my home, I respect and honour the many lives, cultures, and growing beings that share this home too.
As part of my efforts towards reconciliation, I am dedicated to continue educating myself, advocating for the rights and diginity of Indigenous communities, supporting the arts, lives, and cultures of Indigenous folk, and reflecting on the depth of my inherited privileges in an attempt to reconcile my relationship with others and this land.
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