Christopher Edwards-Haines

Through his artwork Christopher Edwards-Haines has managed to overcome a lifetime of pain and distress to find his true-self. He is a firm believer in art as therapy and is using his experiences and creative talents to help others in Indigenous communities suffering from trauma related problems.

In this remarkable series, Christopher explores a range of issues including Aboriginal Australian history; Indigenous health and legal issues; physical, mental, emotional, spiritual, cultural and social distress, family and community violence and recovery; and parenting.

For further inquiries about Christopher's work or to commission some artwork from him, please contact Gnibi.

Biographic story on Christopher's artwork.

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Masters Indigenous Studies-Wellbeing, 2003, Acrylic	Dadirri - Aboriginal Spirituality, 2003, Acrylic	Loss & Grief, 2003, Acrylic	Addictions - Violence - Spirituality, 2003, Acrylic	Trauma and Trauma Recovery Experimental, 2003, Acrylic

The Prun - Indigenous Group Conflict Management Facilitation, 2003, Acrylic	Working with children, 2003, Acrylic	Recreating the Circle of Well-being, 2003, Acrylic	Indigenous Counselling, 2003, Acrylic

It's My Life! Working with Adolescents, 2003, Acrylic	Positive Parenting, 2003, Acrylic	Family Violence - Family Recovery, 2003, Acrylic

Women's Healing and Recovery, 2003, Acrylic	Men's Healing and Recovery, 2003, Acrylic

Updated: 11 May 2007