FAT Moon Podcast

About FAT Moon Podcast

Support the podcast via FAT Moon Patreon FAT Moon is a digital archive, a platform for creative therapists to connect and learn from one another, and advocates internationally for the Art Therapy profession. It is an independent, self-funded project. Subscriber support helps sustain the care and labour involved in making each episode, and listening to FAT Moon is recognised as Professional Development by ANZACATA and can be logged as CPD hours.

Publisher

Slow Fish Studio

Category

health & fitness

Language

en

Explicit

No

First episode

31 May 2023

Latest episode

4 Sept 2026

Latest episodes

57 episodes in the feed.

1. 

   4 Sept 2026

   Art Therapy in Oncology

   Jordy Kornfeld (she/her) has been practicing deep silliness and deep seriousness across 11 years in group facilitation (with a special love for community connection) and 6 years in art therapy facilitation, both individual and group. She’s worked online and face-to-face, community, clinical and educational environments, youth work, visual arts, disability work and adult oncology art therapy. She created CAYA Art Space 5 years ago with her peer, Giulia, after stumbling through a magical study experience with the art therapy masters at La Trobe. Jordy balances two work roles, one with her wonderful CAYA Art Space community - mostly young clients navigating neurodivergence, family and queer-related joys & challenges - and the second with her role at a Cancer Centre - all adult clients living with cancer, supporting the psycho-social impacts that occur from point of diagnosis, during treatment, through survival and/or facing death. Tilly Dawson (she/her) has been a registered and practicing art therapist since 2017. Tilly came to art therapy from a merge of interest in her studies in Psychology and work in design. Tilly specialises in clinical art therapy within healthcare and oncology settings. Tilly is a passionate clinician with experience in providing individual and group sessions for patients and their families across the life span. Tilly has supervised numerous students and has worked as a casual Academic at La Trobe University within the Master of Art Therapy program. Her areas of interest and application in art therapy include medical art therapy, palliative care, trauma-informed practices, and supervision. Molly Stephenson is a registered Clinical Art Therapist (AThR) and practicing visual artist specialising in evidence-based, neuro-affirming therapeutic support for people living with limiting illness and complex psychosocial needs. Her clinical experience spans across integrative oncology, palliative care, aged care and child and youth mental health. She currently works in integrative oncology supporting adults undergoing cancer treatment and navigating the emotional and psychological impacts of diagnosis and treatment, whilst promoting wellbeing, resilience and quality of life. Alongside her clinical practice, Molly maintains an art practice exploring the intersections of ecology, embodiment, affect and materiality through sculpture, assemblage and painting. Linkedin (https://www.linkedin.com/in/molly-stephenson-b04602185/)

2. 

   14 Jul 2026

   Jordy Kornfeld & Giulia Di Sipio - Art Therapists & Founders of CAYA Art Sapce

   Giulia (she/her) Giulia has been practicing as an art therapist for the last 6 years in clinical and community spaces with a focus on adult and youth mental health and disability. She is one half of CAYA Art Space, a small organisation aiming to improve social and emotional health through creativity, connection and play (www.cayartspace.com (http://www.cayartspace.com/)).  Outside of CAYA she works in community wellbeing where she supports the social and emotional wellbeing of young people through operations, facilitation and mentorship. She is also currently expanding her practice by studying a Master of Social Work. Giulia describes herself as a genuine, playful and caring human who believes it is a privilege to journey with people. Jordy (she/they) Jordy has been practicing deep silliness and deep seriousness across 11 years in group facilitation (with a special love for community connection) and 6 years in art therapy facilitation, both individual and group. She’s worked online and face-to-face, community, clinical and educational environments, youth work, visual arts, disability work and adult oncology art therapy. She created CAYA Art Space 5 years ago with her peer, Giulia, after stumbling through a magical study experience with the art therapy masters at La Trobe. Jordy balances two work roles, one with her wonderful CAYA Art Space community - mostly young clients navigating neurodivergence, family and queer-related joys & challenges - and the second with her role at The Olivia Newton-John Cancer Centre - all adult clients living with cancer, supporting the psycho-social impacts that occur from point of diagnosis, during treatment, through survival and/or facing death. CAYA Art Space (https://www.cayaartspace.com/)

3. 

   9 Jun 2026

   Glenda Needs - Art Therapist (Aus)

   Glenda has been using the Arts therapeutically for over 20 years and completed her training at RMIT in Melbourne. Glenda also has a Masters of Disability, a BA in Drama, Grad Cert in Neuroscience along with Certificates in counselling, business management, and teaching.   Glenda's background in multimodal Arts Psychotherapy, is broad, both with diverse client populations and in educational and supervisory capacities. Throughout Glenda's career, she worked in Community Mental Health and Disability, well before the advent of NDIS, for the Autism Association and for the Exceptional Needs unit of Disability SA.  Glenda established the Art Therapy program in Women’s and Children’s Hospital’s Paediatric Palliative Care service, and then took on the role of Head of Creative Therapies for Ikon for many years, establishing the higher education University program, before moving to a quieter, part time, private practice. Over the past 10 years, Glenda has also mentored and supported a group of Mongolian Professionals in completing post graduate qualifications in Arts Psychotherapy and establishing Art Therapy in the region. Currently she maintains a small client load, a busy supervision practice, and she continues with her teaching. Arts Therapy or Arts for wellbeing? (https://youtu.be/e-BhKI7YKB8?si=iPk0JgfpcB8zxdf4) (https://insidearts.simplybook.me/v2/ ) (https://www.facebook.com/InsideartsTherapy )

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