To provide individuals and groups of all ages, nations and walks of life with a safe and therapeutic creative environment for exploration, expression and healing through art therapy activities, programs and art making.

This engaging workbook introduces Dialectical Behaviour Therapy (DBT) skills in a way the whole family can understand and enjoy.

Gain practical, evidence-based tools to strengthen your Social and Emotional Literacy (SEL) while exploring creativity and personal growth.

Build on your DBT foundations with deeper practice, richer reflection, and more complex art-based skill-building activities.

Designed as a companion to the youth and child workbooks, this resource outlines the same skills and activities, with added coaching tips and guidance.

Membership gives you access to our monthly online DBT Support Group, as well as access to a private and our public gallery space to help document and share your creative journey.
BYO art projects, mind your own kids - everyone welcome!
Join us Wednesday nights, 6 - 8pm.
Upstairs at The Fairlie Cafe
3100 Kalum Street, Terrace, BC
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I am a second generation settler, born and raised in Northwest BC. I acknowledge that I live and work on the traditional and unceded territory of the Tsimshian people, specifically the Kitselas and Kitsumkalum Nations. I am grateful for the privilege to live, work, play and explore here.
I acknowledge my own power and authority that was provided for me to create and share these resources. I acknowledge that my actions directly impact the process of treaty; specifically the Calls to Action and the Calls to Social Justice. I acknowledge that I support treaty people and it is in that spirit that I share these resources.
Morgan Reinsbakken, BSc.Psych, DVATI
Professional Art Therapist (BCATA - 0405P)

DBT skills practice through art. Strength-based, culturally-sensitive, evidence-based resources and courses for parents, caregivers, and frontline workers.
Clients can self-refer or be referred by parents or professionals. If you are self-referring, please book a free consultation to get started. If you would like to refer your child or client, please contact me to start the intake process.
Online (via Jane) or in-home sessions in the Terrace area.
Upstairs at The Fairlie Cafe
3100 Kalum Street, Terrace, BC
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