Kerri Wyatt

Educated at Central Saint Martin’s School of Art, London, Kerri graduated with a BA Hons in Textile Design, before gaining professional experience working with a number of acclaimed and recognised fashion and interior design studios. As her experience broadened, Kerri's work took a new direction as she began teaching art and design to children, young people, and adults across both the private and state sector.

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Kerri went on to study a three-year MA in Art Psychotherapy, following time spent supporting children with their learning and wellbeing, helping them realise their full potential in regards to social, emotional, and academic performance.

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Kerri is a fully-qualified Psychotherapist and is State registered and affiliated to the HCPC (Health Care Professionals Council) and BAAT (British Association of Art Psychotherapists).

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Kerri provides professional, confidential care and support with a commitment to providing tailored 1-1 sessions. These sessions are designed to support an individual through a diversity of needs, covering a wide range of topics such as independence and everyday living, right through to educational wellbeing.

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Kerri encourages children and young people to work through issues and reflect on thoughts, feelings, and experiences, which in turn promotes and supports positive academic success.

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In addition to this, Kerri is a successful commissioned artist and florist, producing work for private clients and commercial businesses alike. Her personal interests include walking with her French Bulldog, Huxley on the Ashdown Forest, and she maintains a passion for cooking, drawing inspiration from her travels abroad.