Embodying the Voice - Online Group Supervision

Rooted in the playful, powerful practices of InterPlay, this Professional Group Supervision series offers:
A space of sounding, sighing, moving, and meaning-making
Permission to bring your full self—messy, wise, weary, curious
Tools for listening to your body, to each other, while witnessing with creativity and care

Opportunity to explore a piece of work that can be held within the group.

Through one-hand dances, babbling, storytelling, exformation and deep noticing, we’ll tend the subtle stories behind your sessions:

How do you hold space with your voice?
What truth hums beneath your words?
What if your body could speak without explanation?

Supervisors and Group Facilitators 

Patricia Watts

Warrane, Sydney & Mulubinba, Newcastle

Trish believes passionately that ‘Every life can SING!’ 

She is a registered Voice Movement Therapy (VMT) Practitioner and studied with the Norma Canner Foundation Training, USA. 

Her love of travel and different cultures led her to facilitate VMT workshops and courses in Australia, India, Cambodia & New Zealand. Also offering vocal programs with Afghani and Iranian women as a volunteer for STARTTS- Service for the Treatment and Rehabilitation of Torture & Trauma Survivors in Sydney.

Trish co-founded Willow (Music) Publishing & is a published songwriter and recording artist. She has a Diploma in Music Education & is an accredited Singing & Piano teacher with the NSW Conservatorium of Music.

Directing a cappella choirs is part of her life-blood. Choirs include ‘Colla Voce’- a vocal multi-cultural ensemble; the Sydney and Cambodian Threshold Choirs (bedside singing in palliative care and recovery); & the Music Arts School Community Choir of Phnom Penh. She sang with the woman’s Crocus Quartet and Café of the Gate of Salvation Gospel Choir.

For the past 40yrs, Trish has worked as a freelance artist, workshop & retreat facilitator affording her the freedom of a creative path. She has a strong grounding in sacred, spirited communal song.

She is a trained InterPlay ® facilitator -an improvisation based community arts practice in USA- and co-founded InterPlay Australia over 35yrs ago. Her work is anchored in the bedrock of ‘play!’.

'Your signature sound is worthy of appreciation. Together we will create a feast of rhythm, melody and song that nourishes your soul and helps you step up with confidence’.

For more info: www.trishwatts.com

Alee Lee - Heartwork Gubbi Gubbi Country, Sunshine Coast

She/Her/They

Masters of Gestalt Therapy (GTB)

Bachelor of Fine Arts (Queensland College of Arts, Griffith University)

Artist, Psychotherapist, InterPlay Leader, ACA Supervisor and Trainer

Alee Lee has more than 30 years experience working in the community as an artist, psychotherapist, group facilitator, ACA Registered Supervisor and trainer with a range of community and government organisations.

Specialising in the field of sexual and domestic violence, trauma and recovery and self care for practitioners, Alee's practice style has evolved organically through her love of Yoga, InterPlay, Art and Expressive Therapies with a focus on finding the joy and heart in work that fosters freedom through playfulness and solidarity.

Alee encounters the body as a site of courage, imagination, belonging and renewal. Through an intimate, dialogic, somatic approach Alee supports awareness of the innate power that each person possesses to transform pain, isolation and suffering through human connection, self expression and co-creation. 

Alee is currently leading a project for WorkUp QLD developing training for frontline workers on group facilitation and leads the Sunshine Coast InterPlay group every 2nd Saturday of the month.

For more information and to subscribe to her newsletter you can email aleeheartworklife@gmail.com

http://heartworklife.com.au/