藝術治療工作坊 《轉變．流動．家：離散旅程中的地圖》

離開熟悉的土地，在新的地方落腳，是一場持續的「轉變」與「流動」。當「家」的概念從一個固定熟悉的地方，變成一種流動而有時帶點不安的身心狀態，我們該如何在新舊交織的生活中找到歸屬與錨定？

本工作坊由英國註冊（HCPC）藝術心理治療師帶領，為身在英國的離散社群作為探索的空間。工作坊將透過身心動態、地圖創作與表達性藝術，引導參加者在安全、無壓力的氛圍下，梳理遷徙過程中的情緒地貌與記憶，將不安轉化為內在的流動力量，重新定義屬於自己的「家」。

本工作坊無需任何藝術經驗，現場將提供所有材料。此活動屬於體驗與實驗性質的藝術工作坊，參加者可自由選擇帶走自己的創作，或留下你的地圖痕跡作為社群記憶的一部分。

時間： 2小時

人數：8-10人

對象：18歲或以上

語言：廣東話

費用：£15

帶領者：Angel Pang (英國註冊藝術治療師)

畢業於英國羅漢普頓大學藝術治療碩士、香港浸會大學視覺藝術學士（副修心理學）。現為國註冊(HCPC)藝術治療師，以及英國藝術治療師協會（BAAT）專業會員。

從事藝術治療、社區藝術與生命教育，具備服務兒童、青少年、成人精神健康及特殊教育需要的臨床實務經驗，並深入專研心理創傷與藝術治療的修復關係。近年創立「深事工房 Worryroom」，以人本學派與心理動力學為實證基礎，透過藝術治療引導大眾探究情感、藝術與生命之間的連結。了解更多：ig@worryroom

Leaving a familiar homeland and settling into a new place is an ongoing journey of transition and flow. When the concept of "home" shifts from a fixed, familiar space into a fluid—and sometimes uncertain—state of body and mind, how do we find grounding and belonging within the weave of old and new?

Led by an HCPC-registered Art Psychotherapist, this workshop offers a dedicated space of exploration for the diaspora community. Integrating movement, map-making, and expressive art, it provides a safe and non-judgemental environment to gently explore the emotional landscapes and memories of migration— transforming uncertainty into fluid inner strength and redefining what "home" means to us.

No prior art experience is required, and all materials will be provided. As an experiential and experimental art workshop, participants are welcome to take their artwork home or choose to leave their mapped traces behind as part of a collective community memory.

Duration： 2hours

Number of ppl：8-10ppl

Age restriction：18+

Language: Cantonese

Price：£15

Facilitaor：Angel Pang @worryroom (HCPC-registered Art Psychotherapist )

Holding a Master’s degree in Art Psychotherapy from the University of Roehampton and a Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts (Minor in Psychology) from Hong Kong Baptist University, Angel is an HCPC-registered Art Psychotherapist in the UK and a full professional member of the British Association of Art Therapists (BAAT).

Her practice spans clinical art psychotherapy, community art, and life education. She possesses extensive clinical experience working with children, young people, and adults across mental health settings and with Special Educational Needs (SEN), specializing in trauma-informed art psychotherapy.

She founded Worryroom, an independent practice grounded in humanistic and psychodynamic approaches. Through evidence-informed art psychotherapy, Worryroom explores the deep interconnections between human emotion, creative expression, and lived experience.For more: @worryroom