About Us

Aleeta and Gordon Grant are Certified Expressive Arts Therapists and graduates of the Expressive Arts Therapy Program at Langara College in Vancouver, BC, Canada. Their psychotherapeutic approach is rooted in compassion, unconditional positive regard, somatic meditation and expressive arts.  

Gordon Grant

Gordon is Certified Expressive Arts Therapist He has a Master of Science degree and is a graduate of the Expressive Arts Therapy program at Langara College, Vancouver. He has a Professional designation with the Ontario Expressive Arts Therapy Association. He is a buddhist meditator in the Vajrayana tradition and meditation instructor in mindfulness and somatic meditation. Gordon is currently working as a Primary Therapist at the The Chopra Addiction and Wellness Centre in Paradise Valley, B.C. He also sees clients privately in Burnaby, BC and online.

Aleeta Grant

Aleeta has been working with children and adults for over 30 years. She had a profound realization five years ago during her expressive arts therapy training. The experiential nature of expressive arts allowed her to support clients in accessing their inner psychological world through imagination and play. She was able to reach them and allow them expression, healing and transformation in a safe and supportive way. Most clients really enjoyed this process and were pleasantly surprised at what they discovered within themselves. Many who did not see themselves as being ‘creative’ appreciated opening these channels within themselves. Aleeta is trauma-informed. She is a lifelong meditator and therapeutic yoga teacher, and these inform her work as well.

Aleeta is an educator working with school-aged children in special education. She works part time at the Chopra Addiction and Wellness Centre and as well at a Care Home in Burnaby for seniors as an expressive arts therapist. She shares a private psychotherapy practice with Gordon in Burnaby, BC.