Art therapy in Pully

Writing and creative workshop at Espace Coeur à Coeur, Pully

What is art therapy?

Art therapy uses creation as a language alongside words: collage, writing, drawing or images help express what sometimes cannot be said, but is felt.

You do not need to know how to draw or have any artistic practice: what matters is what happens while creating and what it reveals, not the aesthetic result.

At Espace Coeur à Coeur in Pully, art therapy is at the heart of individual and couple support, and of group workshops such as "Let's talk about love" or the vision board.

My approach

I completed a three-year training in relational art therapy at the Centre International de Psychosomatique Relationnelle (CIPS). I am accredited by ASCA (Swiss Foundation for Complementary Medicine) in art therapy and in therapy through visual and plastic arts.

I combine creation with NLP, Nonviolent Communication and visualisation, for an approach that is both sensitive and structured.

Tools used:
• Introspective writing
• Collage & vision board
• Images, drawing and creative expression
• Visualisation and guided exploration

Who is it for?

For anyone going through confusion, insecurity or a sense of disconnection from themselves, who wants to understand their repetitive love patterns, move beyond emotional dependency or strengthen their self-confidence.

Art therapy can also be practised as a couple: collage, writing and images help couples express what they are going through and build a shared vision (see couples therapy in Pully).

ASCA accreditation and reimbursement

I am an ASCA-accredited therapist for art therapy and therapy through visual and plastic arts. Depending on your Swiss supplementary health insurance, part of your sessions may be reimbursed: please check with your insurer before starting.

Session prices are listed on the Book a session page. A free 15-minute discovery call lets us talk about your situation before you commit.

Frequently asked questions about art therapy in Pully

Do I need to know how to draw to do art therapy?

No. No artistic skill is needed: what matters is the creative process and what it helps you express, not how beautiful the result is.

Are art therapy sessions reimbursed?

Sandrine Kerautret is an ASCA-accredited therapist (art therapy, therapy through visual and plastic arts). Depending on your Swiss supplementary insurance, part of the sessions may be reimbursed: please check with your insurer.

Where do art therapy sessions take place?

At the Espace Coeur à Coeur practice, Rue du Midi 2 in Pully, in the Lausanne area.