
Hi, I’m Lesley Andrew, an artist and trauma informed art psychotherapist.
I help women in midlife use creativity and art therapy to express what feels hard to say, reconnect with themselves, and build confidence in a way that feels safe, compassionate, and real.
When words are not enough, art heals
This may be for you if......
You look like you’re coping on the outside, while privately feeling stretched, lost, or emotionally exhausted.
You might be used to being capable, dependable, and thoughtful towards everyone else, but have quietly lost touch with your own needs, voice, and creative spark.

Creativity is not about being talented or producing something perfect. It can be a way to slow down, regulate your nervous system, express feelings that feel stuck, and reconnect with parts of yourself that have been pushed aside for too long.
Art therapy can be especially helpful when life feels confusing, heavy, or difficult to explain. It creates a structured but flexible space to explore what is happening emotionally, without needing to have all the right words straight away.
There are different ways to begin, depending on where you are right now and the level of support you want.
Beyond the Fog
A 6-week creative wellbeing programme for women in midlife who feel lost, burnt out, or stuck in the fog and want to reconnect with confidence, self-expression, and a stronger sense of self.
Creative R+R
A 28-day creative reset designed to help you feel calmer, more resourced, and more like yourself again.
Creative Healing Kickstart
A practical introduction to using creativity to support emotional wellbeing and self-expression.
Fill My Cup
A free mini-series to help you slow down, prioritise self-care, and begin reconnecting with what supports you.
My work brings together art therapy, creativity, emotional insight, and practical support in a way that meets you where you are.
I work in a trauma-informed, flexible way, creating space for honesty, reflection, and meaningful change without pressure or overwhelm.
As an artist, former art teacher, and art psychotherapist, I care deeply about helping women feel safer to express themselves fully.
This work is not about becoming someone else. It’s about finding your way back to who you are.


