Eliza Han

Art Therapist

Professional Member and President of Art Therapists’ Association (Singapore)
Professional Member of Australia New Zealand and Asia Pacific Creative Arts Therapies Association (ANZACATA)
Masters in Art Therapy, LASALLE College of the Arts / Goldsmiths, University of London
Leadership and Management Executive Programme, Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy
Masters in Education, Hong Kong University
Post Graduate Diploma in Education, Nanyang Technological University Singapore
Bachelor of Arts (Hon), National University of Singapore
ANZACATA
ATAS registered

Eliza is an art therapist and educator who supports children, adolescents, and adults through trauma-informed, creative exploration. Her practice centres on personal growth, relationships, and self-care.

Eliza is an educator and art therapist who has worked with children, adolescents and adults in various institutions. Her credentials include MA in Art Therapy and MA in Education. She currently supports at-risk children and children with special needs in a local primary school whilst managing her private practice that supports children and adult clients. She takes a client-centric, trauma-informed and humanistic approach towards her practice in individual and group therapy. She also engages her clients in themes of personal growth, relationship and self-care.

Stories of Healing and Renewal:

"Working with Eliza has been transformative. Art therapy offered a creative outlet for my emotions, helping me discover my inner self and needs. It's been empowering and, surprisingly, fun! Eliza's patience and professionalism created a safe space for exploration. I highly recommend her for a unique and effective therapeutic approach."

"I was going through anticipatory grief over the dying of my (aging) pet when I saw Eliza. Eliza was empathetic and patient…(and) helped me journeyed through my grief."

"Eliza is passionate in what she is doing. She created different therapeutic experiences with me throughout my healing journey...i could make sense of my feelings arising and find resolution from the incidents I went through."