Renewed Perspectives with Sarah Roediger

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At Renewed Perspectives, we offer Creative Arts and Early Intervention mobile therapy services across Bendigo, with a deep understanding that our past experiences shape who we are today. We recognise that our bodies often hold emotions and memories that we may not yet fully comprehend, or that we may struggle to express in words. We believe that healing and growth come from acknowledging these experiences and exploring them in a supportive, therapeutic, and creative environment.

We provide a diverse range of therapeutic strategies tailored to meet the unique needs of each individual. Through Creative Arts Therapy, we use art, music, movement, and other forms of creative expression to help clients process emotions, build self-awareness, and develop new coping mechanisms. For children, our Early Intervention services are designed to address developmental delays, helping them reach their full potential.

Our approach centers on understanding all perspectives—emotional, physical, and cognitive—while supporting individuals in their therapeutic journey. Whether gaining insight into past experiences or navigating the present, our goal is to empower individuals to move forward with greater self-awareness, confidence, and resilience.

Renewed Perspectives is proud to offer private and NDIS-funded services, ensuring we can better support the therapeutic needs of the greater Bendigo community.

Hi there, I'm, Sarah Roediger!

I'm a registered creative arts therapist and a qualified primary school teacher who’s passionate about helping all kids have an enjoyable, meaningful learning experience. I also love working alongside teachers, schools, and educators to find creative, compassionate ways to support the unique needs of every young person.

I grew up in Melbourne and have had the incredible privilege of living and working in Arnhem Land (Yolŋu Country) and the East Kimberley (Gidja and Miriawong Country). These experiences have shaped who I am and deepened my belief in the power of connection, creativity, and care. I now call Bendigo (Dja Dja Wurrung Country) home.

In my work, no two days look the same—and that’s how I like it! I create spaces where all kinds of communication are welcome: talking, painting, clay-squishing, dancing, joking, drumming, or just sitting quietly and being. Whether it’s your first time trying creative arts therapy or you’re not sure what to expect, that’s completely okay. Your comfort is always my priority.

I work with early learners, primary-aged kids, early teens, adults, and families. Some of the areas I specialise in include:

Big feelings, sensory overload, and understanding our window of tolerance (building resilience)
Social skills and making connections
Getting unstuck when life feels tricky or uncertain
Supporting neurodivergent folks (including ADHD, autism, and PDA profiles)
School-related challenges (like “school can’t” or tricky transitions)
Helping create kinder, safer classrooms where every student can thrive
Collaborating with parents, carers, and educators to support well-being from all angles
Hosting down-to-earth info sessions for families and schools

I truly believe that play, movement, music, and art aren’t just fun (though they definitely are!)—they're powerful ways to express what words can’t always reach. Whether it’s through laughter, mess, creativity, or quiet moments, I’m here to walk alongside individuals and families as they explore, grow, and discover what helps them feel most like themselves.

Qualifications

Masters of Therapeutic Arts Practice
Bachelor of Education

Diploma of Visual Merchandising

Additional Training

Circle of Security Facilitator https://www.circleofsecurityinternational.com/
DIRFloortime 101 & 102 https://www.icdl.com/dir/floortime

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