Lilian Wissink has over twenty years’ experience as a counselling psychologist. Assisting people to discover and realise their potential by helping them to develop compassionate self-awareness and new skills is fundamental to her philosophy. She is a member of the Australian Psychology Society and the College of Counselling Psychologists, has appeared on radio and television and has presented numerous conference papers. Over many years she has enjoyed creative expression in different areas, including acting, drawing, painting, photography, singing and dancing. Over the past decade she has evolved as an artist — from a raw beginner to taking part in exhibitions.

NZ Booklovers
“There are particularly useful sections on managing anxiety, stress, self-talk, perfectionism and procrastination. Even better, the practical tools and tactics are easily transferable to all areas of life.” Click here to read in full

The Adelaide Advertiser
“Whether you are already involved in some form of creative expression, think you don’t have an ounce of creative flair, are a raw beginner or well established, you can discover and nurture new, exciting dimensions in your life.” Click here to read in full

Wandering Educators
“The Creative Seed was more than a read. It was interactive. A journey. Thought-provoking.” Click here to read in full

Female.com.au

The Creative SEED

“Skills, Experimentation, Evaluation and Discovery: SEED. An original approach empowering beginners and established creators to clearly understand the nature of the creative process.”

Female First

Seven ways to enrich your life through creativity

“1. Most importantly let go of the belief that you are not creative or you’re ‘not good enough’ if already involved in some form of creative expression. We are all creative! We create at any time when we’re using our imagination, problem solving, trying out different options in any part of our life.”

The Space Podcast

Toughen up your inner softie