About

Marybeth Haas

GpsyC (General Psychotherapy Council) registered Integrative Arts Psychotherapist*

I have an MA Integrative Arts Psychotherapy and Certificate Child Psychotherapeutic Skills, both from the Institute for Arts in Therapy and Educationand, whose courses are accredited by United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (IATE, 2010). I have worked in private practice and within a wide range of client service settings over the last 17 years, working with both adults and children, including bereavement counselling, family support, domestic violence support, sexual abuse support, and older peoples' mental health.

I completed the Creative Supervision training with London Art Therapy Centre in March 2022.

I currently see clients in person at The Wellington Centre, 10 minutes walk from Hastings rail station and two minutes from the seafront. i also see clients online.

Mixed Media Artist

I have always loved making things and being creative and I have used a camera since childhood. I have exhibited and sold work in London, Cornwall, East Sussex and the USA. Please have a look at my Photography galleries to view and buy images and check the art pages of consciousarts to see ceramics and mixed media sculpture

Dance Facilitator

I trained with Amoda Maa in Ecstatic Trance Dance in 2007/08 and ran regular dance meditation workshops until 2015. This is a conscious movement practice which facilitates personal development, insight and the experience of joyful embodied presence.

I continue with my own dance practice in regular 5 rhythms, ecstatic and shamanic dance workshops. Nothing else currently helps me know and understand myself more deeply than the dance!

I am in joyful Loving service of life, Humanity and EARTH, coupled with a desire to inspire and facilitate healing and balance in myself and others.

Read the Conscious Arts Blog where I share ideas about connecting more deeply with yourself, others and earth

*For clarity, I am not currently an HCPC registered 'art therapist'

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