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julia.tribe@ymail.com
www.exatcollective.com


Julia Tribe
Expressive Arts Therapist, Community Arts Facilitator & Theatre Artist  
I work with people of all ages, backgrounds, and diversities, LGBTQ2S most definitely. Meeting my clients where they are at, individually or in-groups, building supportive frameworks that extend outward into community. I combine expressive arts therapy with my theatrical expertise and community engagement to support unique art making and story creations, in all its various shapes and sizes. Using principles of creative play as a major relational component. I believe passionately in the arts as a way to respond to human suffering and joy, and that the arts can facilitate personal & social change. I live in this truth, staying relevant, responsive and transformative in all my creative endeavors.

Credentials:
MA (EXAT) – European Graduate School – Saas Fee, Switzerland
EXAT Diploma – The Create Institute, 2015 – Toronto
 
Additional training:

Art of Trauma Certificate – The Create Institute, 2020 – Toronto
Community Arts Facilitation & Leadership – Jumblies Theatre, 2018 - Toronto
Director Series - Toronto Centre for Psychodrama & Sociometry, 2013 – Toronto
Senior Three-Year Diploma, Theatre Craft & Design – The Banff Centre 1983 – Alberta  
 
Professional affiliations:

OEATA (Ontario Expressive Arts Therapy Association)
ADC (Associate Designers of Canada)
Board Member, WSCC (Willow Springs Creative Centre)

Areas of expertise & experience:
Learning and developmental challenges: Dyslexia, ADHD, autism, self-esteem, anxiety, mental health, depression, & trauma. Also experience working with seniors in varying degrees of Alzheimer's/Dementia and in Palliative Care.


Arts Practice:
Visual arts, 3D installation, sculpture, body adornment, movement, music, and creative play in rich collaborative creation. Adapting mediums and approaches as need be, sensitive to individuals with compromised mobility, vision and or auditory abilities. “Together we find new ways to create and define self expression!”

Location & Contact information:
Thunder Bay, ON 
Tel: (807) 632-3954  julia.tribe@ymail.com
Studio:   468 Queen St. E., Suite LL01, Toronto, ON M5A 1T7
*** Entrance to our space is located few steps east of the main entrance on Queen St.,
take 2nd set of stairs going down and enter the double doors to your right click here


Mailing address:  P.O. BOX #31046, 725 College St. Toronto, ON  M5G 4A7
Tel: (416) 539-9728    admin@thecreateinstitute.org
        Clinic thecreateclinic@gmail.com
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  • About
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    • Directors & Faculty >
      • Directors
      • Faculty
      • Adjunct Faculty
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      • Masters Degree at EGS
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  • What is EXA?
    • Explore EXA
    • EXAT Directory
    • EXA in Practice
    • Publications
  • Programs
    • Diploma Program
    • Short Courses >
      • 8-Wk Foundations of EXA
      • Art of Trauma
      • Working with Children and Parents with EXAT
    • Practicum
    • FAQs
  • Admissions
    • Admissions Criteria
    • Forms
    • International Student Services
  • CREATE Clinic
    • Student Clinic Members
  • Workshops and Events
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    • Events
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