QUEST: The Art of Question is a two-hour experiential session that explores how questions shape the way we understand ourselves and others.
In a world which values answers, this workshop invites participants into a different way of relating, one grounded in curiosity, presence and genuine dialogue. Through guided reflection and a unique question-based practice, participants will discover how moving away from answers can open deeper insight, connection and awareness.
This session is relevant for students, educators and practitioners interested in communication, psychology and the human experience.
Noula Diamantopoulos is a clinical psychotherapist, multidisciplinary artist and international Brainspotting trainer based in Sydney, Australia, whose work invites people into deeper ways of seeing, experiencing and transforming.
For over two decades, she has been creating experiential workshops across public, corporate and clinical settings. Her work integrates expressive arts with trauma-informed practice, moving beyond explanation into lived experience.
Grounded in a phenomenological, practice-based approach, Noula’s work brings diverse pathways of healing into relationships, illuminating how transformation emerges through experience rather than method alone.
Alongside her private clinical and supervision practice, she trains practitioners internationally and is the creator of QUEST. The Art of Question as Exploration, and the author of You Are. That Is. Creative.
Noula was a featured psychotherapist on the BBC observational documentary Space 22 (aired 2023) exploring the mental health benefits of the creative arts in mental health. She was filmed supporting participants through experiential processes where art became a pathway to insight and healing. Watch here.
Noula’s professional memberships include: Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia (PACFA), Clinical Psychotherapist; Member, PACFA College of Creative and Experiential Therapies; as well as PACFA Accredited Supervisor.
