Art Psychotherapy summer school

Amy completed her training (Goldsmiths) in 2008 and has undertaken additional training in systemic practice with families and couples and experiential training in community and psychotherapy. 

She has worked in adult mental health services for many years and in 2012 joined A Space, a charity which provides therapy services to children and families and consultation to school staff; she is a lead therapist and supervises MA students on clinical placement.

Amy is a graduate of the Royal Drawing School and has an ongoing interest in applied psychoanalytic theory and integrated art and art therapy practice. She is a visiting lecturer for the MA in Art Psychotherapy at the University of Roehampton. 

Grigoris is a Health and Care Professions Council (HCPC) registered Art Psychotherapist and a full member of the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT) with experience of working in the National Health Service (NHS) with adults and young people, offering mental health care for patients with personal problems and severe mental health illnesses.

He has also worked at Young Persons’ Services delivering a multi-component risk reduction programmes for young people who are vulnerable to risk taking behaviour including drug and alcohol use, early and unprotected sex and offending. Currently, he is employed by two NHS Trusts where he delivers group and individual art psychotherapy sessions and assessments at adult in-patient acute psychiatric units.

Grigorios teaches Art Psychotherapy at both Foundation and Masters Level at the University of Roehampton in London, continuing to develop his identity as an artist, by maintaining his studio practice, commissioning art projects and taking part in art exhibitions and competitions