Creative Group Work was set up by Molly Stevenson. Molly creates regenerative group spaces that help people connect with themselves, others and the world around them through creativity.
Molly Stevenson, founder of Creative Group Work, believes that any creative activity can improve well-being. She runs self-development groups that help people to connect to themselves and others through creativity. This work draws on her experience of working as a Creative Director at the Claremont Project, a busy Arts and Therapy centre for over 55s in North London and of running groups for expatriates at Community Help Service, a mental health service in Brussels.
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Molly also supports people to come together to create community projects that use their skills and creativity, drawing on her experience of working alongside communities in Guatemala, Mauritania, Malawi, India, Belgium and Gran Canaria.
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Trained in Gestalt Therapy applied to Children and Teenagers with the Instituto Gestalt de Canarias (170h.)
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Awarded Group Work Practitioner status by the Institute of Group Analysis, a recognition that Molly has demostrated a high degree of competence in group wok skills.
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Diploma in Group Analysis from the IGA (Two years)
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Writing for Therapeutic Purposes, which Molly uses regulary in her group work, and of which she has completed studies with the Professional Writing Academy and the Tranformative Language Arts Network (120 hours)
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Certificate in Counselling and Psychotherapy, Westminster Pastrol Foundation.
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Masters in Humanitarian Aid (Deusto, Bilbao)
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First Class Degree in English Literature (Edinburgh University)