WORKS WITH
Adults (18+)
Maternal Mental Health
LGBTQ2SIA+

Kayla Huszar

Registered Social Worker
Immediate Availability
Virtual
Sees residents of Alberta & Saskatchewan & Ontario

Motherhood is a wild ride, and let’s be real—it’s not all sunshine and Instagram-worthy moments. You’re doing your best to keep everyone’s world turning, and somewhere along the line, you’ve been told to “just talk it out” when things get tough. But here’s the thing: words can only take you so far, especially when your brain feels like it’s running on empty.

That’s where expressive arts therapy comes in. Think of it as a way to have a real, honest conversation with yourself—no talking required. It’s not about creating a picture-perfect piece of art; it’s about picking up some markers, moving your body, or just letting your hands do their thing (and trust me, it’s easier than it sounds). When you express yourself this way, you’re cutting through the mental clutter and tapping into something deeper.

The best part? This isn’t just about letting off steam—you’re connecting with those raw, intuitive parts of yourself that are often buried under the “mom” label. You’re not here to be fixed (because you’re not broken); you’re here to rediscover the amazing woman you are underneath all those layers of expectation.

And don’t stress about doing it “right.” The beauty of expressive arts is that there’s no right way to do it (and I’ll be with you every step of the way). It’s about how it makes you feel—no pressure, just possibilities. So, forget about perfection and let the process guide you to a deeper understanding of yourself. It might feel a little messy, but hey, so is life. Through this creative journey, you’ll start to see things more clearly—like who you are, what you need, and how to reclaim your space in the world.

You’ll begin to truly understand yourself, and that’s where the real magic—and healing—starts to happen. It’s about finding a way to express what words never could. In short, expressive arts therapy is like shouting your truth through a megaphone when the world expects you to stay quiet. So, why not book a consult call with Kayla today and explore how this can transform your life?

Areas of focus/specialties

Kayla is a Registered Social Worker who truly gets the chaos and pressures of modern motherhood. With extensive training in Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders, the Inequitable Divisions of Labour, and the relentless demands of today’s parenting, she’s spent the last seven years showing up for women like you. Whether you’re navigating the ups and downs of motherhood or facing personal challenges, Kayla is here to hold space for you, offering the kind of support that understands where you’re coming from and where you want to go.

Bachelors Of Social Work

Prairie Institute of Expressive Art therapy
Level 1 + 2 Expressive Art Therapy Certificates

Postpartum Support International
Perinatal Mental Health Certificate (PMH-C)

Certified Fair Play Facilitator 

Canadian Perinatal Mental Health Trainings
IN PROGRESS: Canadian Certified Perinatal  Mental Health Therapist (CC-PMH)

Therapeutic approaches and modalities

Client Focus: This is all about you—the individual. I focus on mothers at every stage of the journey, whether you’re trying to conceive, currently pregnant, navigating postpartum, or deep in the trenches of parenting.

Types of therapy: I offer a blend of expressive art, mindfulness, focusing techniques, and somatic approaches. These therapies are designed to help you reconnect with yourself and find balance in the chaos.

Issues: 

I’m here to support you through a wide range of challenges, including:

  • Anxiety & Intrusive Thoughts: Helping you manage the overwhelm.
  • PMADs (Perinatal Mood and Anxiety Disorders): Compassionate care for new and expecting moms.
  • People Pleasing & Mother-Daughter Dynamics: Breaking the cycle and putting yourself first.
  • Mental Load & Emotional Regulation: Lightening the burden and finding calm.
  • ADHD & Parenting Struggles: Offering strategies and support for managing daily life.

Tantrums & Sibling Adjustments (Going from 1 to 2+): Practical tools for smoother transitions.

More than My Work

Florence and the Machine - Never Let me Go
Looking up from underneath
Fractured moonlight on the sea
Reflections still look the same to me
As before I went under
And it's peaceful in the deep

Coffee is what gets me out of bed. Milk and OREOS are my absolute fave, and art journaling is my creative escape. I’m an ADHD mom who avoids socks like the plague and I love dancing and singing in my kitchen.