intersectionality

I’m Aysha, one of the art therapists at Rainbow Muse Collective. Last year, I was on placement with Chenai as my supervisor and Lucy as my guide. I learned so much from them and the rest of the collective about challenging hierarchical structures within organisations.

Colour, care, Chenai and community - that’s what drew me to Rainbow Muse. And I’m so proud to now be part of this brilliant, radical collective. I'm Christina (she/her/hers), a speech pathologist, a proud Black AuDHDer woman, and the founder of Free To Be Me Speech Therapy.

This June, Chenai is honoured to be part of something truly special: the Afternoon of Stories, a beautiful evening of queer storytelling, connection, and creative resistance.

Chenai had the privilege of being in this Peppermint Magazine feature by Carly Findlay. Check out her amazing blog about it.

Journal publication- "‘Complex’ &‘diverse’: Meaning-making & affirming practices as healing justice" -Chenai Mupotsa-Russell

We are very excited to annouce Chenai has been appintyed onto the National Autism Strategy Social Inclusion Working Group. The...

Sneak peak of Rainbow Muse Studio Warburton

Hey, I'm Aysha and when I'm not doom scrolling and being a bed potato, you can catch me at my art studio.

Chenai flew all the way to Atlanta to do a poster presentation at the Community Psychology Biennial Conference at Morehouse College 

Chenai gave a presentation at Autism and Making Space at Parliament House, Adelaide with Honourable Emily Bourke-by Angelique &Georgia Joy

Rainbow Muse Clinic has a New Team Member! Portia is a Clinical Family Therapist and Credentialed Mental Health Nurse and all round amazing