Emergency Services Art Program

Military and Emergency Services Health Australia (MESHA), formerly The Road Home, is a collaborative research institute dedicated to actively informing and improving policy, programs and services for current and former serving Australian military and emergency service personnel and their families.

Military and Emergency Services Health Australia

For current and former Emergency Service Personnel Only:  Weekly sessions Led by Art Tutor Kaz Pedersen,

The Art Studio

For Current or Former Emergency Service Personnel only. Art Tutor Kaz Pedersen is running a 4-week program for emergency services personnel using art as a therapeutic approach to self-expression and relaxation.Have you wanted to try art but weren't sure where to start? This program isn't about making "perfect" artwork - it's about the process of creating! Each week, you'll explore different art techniques in a friendly environment.Therapeutic art can provide amazing benefits including reducing stress and anxiety, increasing self-awareness and expression, and promoting relaxation and creativity. The focus in each session is simply on exploring different art techniques and enjoying the creative process.No experience is needed at all, and new participants are welcome to join. All materials will be provided, so just bring yourself and your imagination.Discover how art can be a powerful tool for relaxation, healing and self-expression!

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