evapsy - Empowering Minds Through Therapy

Discover the power of psychology and art therapy to transform lives. Join our workshops for personal growth and healing.

Empowering Minds Through Therapy

Practice mindfulness to cultivate inner peace and focus.

…breathe!

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Mindfulness Meditation

Supportive therapy to strengthen connections and improve communication in relationships.

Couples Therapy

Express yourself through creative processes in a therapeutic setting.

Art Therapy Sessions

Engaging group sessions to enhance personal growth and well-being.

a man standing on stage behind a podium giving a presentation at an event

Workshops and Seminars

Personalized counseling sessions to help you navigate life's challenges.

(and execute)

At least, that’s what I wish it said off to the side. It’s been a long time sine I’ve done both of those things – too long.

I’ve spent the last couple months funemployed and figuring out exactly what I want to do. I found a job a long way away from home that fit the bill and tossed in an application the other day but I’m pretty sure that I won’t get it for one reason or another.

Anyways – putting the application together was a lot of fun. It let me dream like I haven’t since I was in university, and getting it all down on paper was pretty liberating.

Individual Counseling

Learn techniques to reduce stress and improve mental well-being.

Stress Management Classes

Our Services

Night with her Train of Stars, 1912
The painting's title is derived from W. E Henley's (1849-1903) poem 'Margaritae Sorori' (Translates as 'Sister Margaret')
Artist: E.R.Hughes (Edward Robert Hughes)

Near Glarus, Switzerland, 1781 by John Warwick Smith

It’s fun to imagine the layered stories and the people behind them that these promotional flyers represent.

Gallery

Driving Home The Flock, 1812 by Robert Hills

The Phantom Horseman,1870-93 by Sir John Gilbert (d.1897)

Solva (Fishing Village in Pembrokeshire), 1936 by Frances Hodgkins (d. 1947)

Attending a workshop at evapsy was a transformative experience. The facilitators were knowledgeable and created a safe space for self-exploration.

I had a wonderful experience with evapsy. The psychologists were very insightful and the art therapy session was truly therapeutic.

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