Tumour Has It Coombesy out of retirement

Tumour Has It Coombesy out of retirement

This episode has keep you waiting - sorry about that! While life has taken over Coombesy has keep on - importantly planning to come out of comedy retirement for a new show Tumour Has It [https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588985835270]for Melbourne later in the year.  In the ep we're a bit bumbly about the details (sorry about that) but as always Coombesy will keep you updated in the socials. We appreciate you, and do reach out if you need to - you're worth every second xx

Beginnings for 2026

Welcome to 2026! This episode starts with a bit of sadness (talking about the loss of lovely Joan), and with that we also move to what unofficial Art Therapy can do to help us get by. There's lots across forms like theatre, music, and tennis - hang in to see if Coombesy's current ailment is actually due to some tennis training! As always, we appreciate you, take good care and if you need help please ask. You're worth it.

End of 2025

Somehow we've made it to the end of 2025 (well almost, close enough). As things wind down we review the best of Art Therapy this year, while also acknowledging that for so many this has been a very hard one. Our love is with those we have lost and those who have lost loved ones, and our solidarity is with those who have been targeted. As always, please reach out for help if you need it - you are worthy of help, love and support. We thank you again for your time, energy and companionship. Cooombesy and Dr Liz xx

Power of the Joke

Another ep so quickly? Why not? In this one we natter about what makes a joke good or not - and often it's not just the content but who's listening and what power they have. We also talk our faves, and have a few recommendations (not always safe for work though - be warned). As always, we appreciate you, and please reach out if you need xx

Good Gigs Good Acting Bad Singing

Sorry it's been a while - it's been a bit of a time! Since we've been off the mic there's been highs and lows, but importantly good (unofficial) art therapy and excellent support from friends. This one is a bit shorter than usual but hopefully still with the right vibe - including a recommendation to get into Pub Choir [https://www.pubchoir.com.au/] and the wonderful work of Astrid Jorgensen [https://www.simonandschuster.com.au/books/Average-at-Best/Astrid-Jorgensen/9781761634208] in whatever way your location and budget will allow. As always, we are well meaning rather than well qualified, so if you need something please do reach out. We appreciate you xx