Psychology and creative practice for wellbeing, connection and cultural expression.
Trisnasari Fraser is a community psychologist, postdoctoral researcher and intercultural arts producer. She brings over a decade of experience supporting individuals and organisations through psychology, creativity and culture. Her work blends evidence-based insight with deep cultural awareness and a love of the arts.
Community psychology is a particular orientation that considers wellbeing in social, cultural, political and environmental contexts. Community psychologists collaborate with groups, organisations and communities in program development and evaluation and work toward empowering individuals and communities by addressing societal level issues. For more information visit APS – Community Psychologists and Community Psychology Australia Facebook Page. For a deep dive, listen to an excellent podcast episode with community psychologist Shane Puxley and read the open access publication Introduction to Community Psychology.
Structured group sessions designed to support reflection, connection and professional growth.
Designing, facilitating and evaluating community-driven intercultural arts programs.
Support for creative teams working through interpersonal or collaborative challenges.
Consulting and workshops to build inclusive, culturally responsive environments in creative organisations.
Engaging presentations and workshops on creative wellbeing, burnout, community resilience and more.
Coaching for leaders seeking to strengthen ethical, collaborative and purpose-driven direction in their work.
As a producer and director, Trisnasari has led intercultural performances and creative wellbeing projects across Melbourne. Her work brings people together through music, movement and storytelling and is informed by her ongoing research into creativity, identity and mental health.
Whether you’re seeking collaboration, support or community engagement, Trisnasari is ready to accompany your journey. Let’s work together to create lasting wellbeing through connection, creativity and care.
I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of the land on which I work, the Wurundjeri people, and pay my respects to Elders, past and present.
