An Introduction to Clayfield Therapy
With Jemma Hone
Monday 28th – Tuesday 29th July 2025 – Completed
10:00am – 4:00pm
Cost: £150.00
About the Course:
Clayfield Therapy is a form of sensorimotor art therapy, which allows the processing of trauma and painful experiences in an embodied and non-verbal way. The Clayfield is a box filled with about 10 kg of smooth clay. Through touching and working with the clay, clients’ motor impulses are projected into the field and the sensory feedback they receive from this experience allows them to build a new embodied relationship to themselves, the world, and others.
We will explore some of the theory behind this modality particularly in reference to children and adolescents. Participants will each have an opportunity to facilitate a Clayfield process with each other. I will then share a case study of my work with a young person at the Clayfield. This workshop provides a simple but I hope inspiring introduction to this complex and powerful modality.
For therapists or counsellors
About Jemma Hone
Jemma is a graduate of Tobias who currently works with children and young people in school settings both in the UK and Australia. Much of her work has been as a VSK therapist. Jemma has further trainings in Teenage Counselling and Parent and Child Therapy (IATE) and
in Sensorimotor Art Therapy using Guided Drawing and Clayfield Therapy (as taught by Cornelia Elbrecht). She is an arts counsellor, massage therapist and tutor.
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