Corrections
Within Correctional Centres and recovery settings, Leisa guides therapeutic art experiences for Correctional staff and Indigenous & non-Indigenous peoples residing on mental health units. The artistic process becomes a bridge back to Self — fostering healing and hope, through art and human connection.
Healing Through Art & Connection
Within Correctional Centres and recovery settings, Leisa guides therapeutic art experiences for Correctional staff and Indigenous & non-Indigenous peoples residing on mental health units. The artistic process becomes a bridge back to Self — fostering healing and hope, through art and human connection.
Art Expression Workshops
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Who It's For
Organizations, correctional facilities, mental health units, Indigenous wellness programs, and community groups seeking meaningful, trauma-informed creative programming for staff or participants of all backgrounds and abilities.
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What to Expect
A safe, inclusive, and gently guided creative experience rooted in trauma-informed practice. No art experience required — only a willingness to show up and explore.
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The Impact
Leisa's sessions consistently generate high engagement, positive feedback, and requests for more. Her calm presence and intuitive facilitation reduce isolation and create connection that lasts beyond the room.
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Book a Session
Every workshop is tailored to your environment, population, and goals. Reach out to begin the conversation.
Testimonials
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Fraser Regional Correctional Centre
"Her art expression classes have been very well attended with a high level of engagement by inmates... I would definitely recommend her as an integral part of a wellness approach for any audience."
— Deputy Warden of Programs
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North Fraser Pretrial Centre
"In my 30+ years working in corrections, I can honestly say I have rarely seen a group of staff so engaged throughout an entire training session... You created an environment where staff felt comfortable connecting with one another, expressing themselves creatively, and reflecting in a way that is not often afforded in our business."
— Assistant Deputy Warden
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Ravens Vision
"Leisa has demonstrated an exceptional ability to build meaningful relationships and navigate complex cultural landscapes with humility, insight, and deep respect. Her work and actions consistently reflect a strong commitment to creating relevant, safe, inclusive, and effective initiatives for Indigenous and non-Indigenous peoples."
— Jillian Currie