Heart Work –

Welcome to

Alee Lee - Heartwork

Imagine a therapy that allowed you to work at your own pace, to discover aspects of
yourself that you didn’t know you had

We are available on West End, Brisbane, Noosaville, Sunshine Coast and Online

Welcome to

Alee Lee - Heartwork

Imagine a therapy that allowed you to work at your own pace, to discover aspects of yourself that you didn’t know you had…

We are available on West End, Brisbane, Noosaville, Sunshine Coast and Online.

What we can do?

Whether through dialogue or play, experimentation with art, movement. sand and symbols, HeartWork enables you to make choices about what you focus on, and get clearer about what matters to you most…

HeartWork begins with an assumption that each human is innately whole, creative, intelligent and interconnected. Just as eco-systems thrive as a diverse network of resources and relationships, so too do humans and communities.

Heartwork is a relational, trauma informed therapeutic approach that integrates Gestalt Principles, Narrative and Expressive Therapies, Process Oriented Psychology and IFS with a variety of other practical influences.

What we can do?

Whether through dialogue or play, experimentation with art, movement. sand and symbols, HeartWork enables you to make choices about what you focus on, and get clearer about what matters to you most…

HeartWork begins with an assumption that each human is innately whole, creative, intelligent and interconnected. Just as eco-systems thrive as a diverse network of resources and relationships, so too do humans and communities.

Heartwork is a relational trauma informed approach that integrates Expressive Therapies, and a variety of embodied practices i.e. Gestalt, IFS, Process Oriented Psychology.

Acknowledgement

HeartWork acknowledges the First Nations Peoples as the enduring custodians of the lands and waterways on which we are privileged to live, work and play. We pay particular respects to Elders past, present and emerging as we acknowledge that this land was never ceded. We recognise the ongoing continuing relationship to the land and waterways and the trauma that continues to impact Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and their culture since colonisation. We honour the cultural wisdom and practices that have been generously shared with us despite the near genocide of these many nations. With deep respect we seek non-violent ways of moving forward together and paying our respect.

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Group Events

Interplay is An Active and Immersive way to cultivate Body Wisdom

Do you struggle to access creativity and play in your work? InterPlay is designed for practitioners who want to rediscover the ease, joy and wisdom of the body. Each month we will experiment with a range of improvisational forms that foster freedom, creativity and flexibility.

InterPlay is a practice, a community and a system of creative forms that use story, sound and movement to build body wisdom.

InterPlay is held every second Saturday of the month at the Sunshine Coast University from 1-4pm

Please see calendar for more details or email to express your interest

Testimonials

Why customers love us

“I heard about Alison from someone who had attended her workshop on working with girls that self harm. My daughter was suffering from depression and self harming at this time and we had tried many things. I approached Alison hoping that she would be able to help my daughter. I ended up having sessions with her (via Skype). She helped me see that some of the behaviours that we were really distressed about, were quite common for girls with depression/self esteem and anxiety issues. She gave me many helpful strategies which helped ME cope better and made my reactions and responses to my daughter’s behaviour and distress calmer and more helpful to her needs.”

Carole

“Thanks for our session tonight. I really appreciate all your time and care and the fact that you get the stuff that matters to me.

You always remain patient and engaged with me and give me time to find my way… I appreciate that you understand the value of that for me and don’t become frustrated (with me)

I feel different within myself (in a good way)…there have been some deep and lasting changes in my sense of myself and the world.”

Anna

Alee’s emphasis on living inside one’s body, especially in moments of pain, whether sitting and being aware of breathing, or moving about, waving arms, walking legs, and using one’s voice, has been an invaluable approach for me. I find that, as I suffer from depression, which is really a depression of self/life energy, I tend to reduce my living, to want to curl up into a ball, or lie down and sleep and stay in my room. By being playful and expressive with feelings, I am able to feel the painful feelings, and with movement and time, they are released sooner, and so do not depress my energy. It takes courage to do this, but remembering that, once I do, the painful feelings really will be released so that I am free of them sooner to live in the moment, helps me to take the first step.

Nicola

“I heard about Alison from someone who had attended her workshop on working with girls that self harm. My daughter was suffering from depression and self harming at this time and we had tried many things. I approached Alison hoping that she would be able to help my daughter. I ended up having sessions with her (via Skype). She helped me see that some of the behaviours that we were really distressed about, were quite common for girls with depression/self esteem and anxiety issues. She gave me many helpful strategies which helped ME cope better and made my reactions and responses to my daughter’s behaviour ...”

Carole

“Thanks for our session tonight. I really appreciate all your time and care and the fact that you get the stuff that matters to me.

You always remain patient and engaged with me and give me time to find my way… I appreciate that you understand the value of that for me and don’t become frustrated (with me)

I feel different within myself (in a good way)…there have been some deep and lasting changes in my sense of myself and the world.”

Anna

Alee’s emphasis on living inside one’s body, especially in moments of pain, whether sitting and being aware of breathing, or moving about, waving arms, walking legs, and using one’s voice, has been an invaluable approach for me. I find that, as I suffer from depression, which is really a depression of self/life energy, I tend to reduce my living, to want to curl up into a ball, or lie down and sleep and stay in my room. By being playful and expressive with feelings, I am able to feel the painful feelings, and with movement and time, they are released sooner, and so do not depress my energy.

Nicola

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