Upcoming sessions
Arts Therapy - Surrender
This group session is a sacred invitation to explore acceptance as pathways to inner balance and trust in life’s unfolding. Where surrender is understood not as passivity, but as a conscious act of listening to the unconscious and allowing transformation to occur. The session invites participants to step away from control and enter into a symbolic dialogue with their inner world.
Art Therapy – Anger
This group art therapy session explores anger as a vital and meaningful emotion, often suppressed, misunderstood, or held in the body. Rather than something to control or eliminate, anger is approached as a source of energy, information, and personal power. Through creative expression and mindful movement, participants are invited to bring what is hidden into awareness, give it form, and gently release what no longer needs to be held.
Arts Therapy - Let go!
This group art therapy session invites participants to explore the theme of letting go through breath and free movement. Letting go is approached as a natural process, like the falling leaves, changing tides, and the continuous voyage of release and renewal. Through movement and breath, the body becomes the medium for expression, allowing what is held to soften and transform.
Art Therapy - Intuition
This group art therapy session explores intuition as a subtle inner guide: quiet, settle, deeply connected within us. Like the changing light at dawn or the instinctive movement of water, intuition speaks softly and is often felt before it is understood. This session invites participants to slow down, listen inwardly, and give form to inner knowing through words and movement.
Art Therapy – Courage
This group art therapy session explores courage as a quiet, embodied force: the capacity to stay present, take inner risks, and move forward despite uncertainty. In nature, courage is reflected in growth pushing through the soil, in branches reaching toward light, and in the resilience of life adapting to change. This session invites participants to connect with your sound and strength of let it out and express it.
Art Therapy – Radiance
This group art therapy session invites participants to explore radiance through the combined practices of mindful walking in nature and photography. Radiance is seen as the natural glow of presence—the light that shines when we slow down, open our senses, and truly see the world and ourselves.
Art Therapy – Nourishment
This group art therapy session explores nourishment as the ability to receive, sustain, and restore—emotionally, mentally, and physically. Through the creation of mandalas using varied artistic techniques, nourishment is approached as a layered and evolving experience, much like the ways nature feeds life through soil, water, light, and time.
Art Therapy – Abundance
This group art therapy session invites participants to explore the theme of abundance—the fullness and richness of life—through the use of symbolism and geometric forms. Just as nature reveals patterns of growth, harmony, and interconnectedness in shapes like spirals, circles, and fractals, this session encourages a creative dialogue with these universal forms to access feelings of prosperity and wholeness.
Art Therapy – Love
This group art therapy session focuses on the theme of love as a foundation for safety, trust, and connection. Love here is seen as both an internal experience and a relational quality—like the protective shelter of a tree or the comforting embrace of a home. This session invites participants to creatively explore and build their own sense of safe space, nurturing emotional security and belonging.
Art Therapy – Peace
This group art therapy session explores the theme of peace through the metaphor of mirrors—reflecting both the self and our relationships with others. Just as calm water reflects the sky, mirrors invite us to see ourselves with clarity, acceptance, and compassion. This session invites participants to engage creatively with reflection as a path toward inner calm and harmony.
HOW ART THERAPY WORKS
Art therapy is a mental health profession that enriches the lives of individuals, families, and communities through active art-making, creative process, applied psychological theory, and human experience within a psychotherapeutic relationship. Credentialed mental health care professional who are deeply interest in the communities they support, helping to advance people’s mental, emotional, and physical well-being.
Through integrative methods, art therapy engages the mind, body, and spirit in ways that are distinct from verbal articulation alone. Kinesthetic, sensory, perceptual, and symbolic opportunities invite alternative modes of receptive and expressive communication, which can circumvent the limitations of language. Visual and symbolic expression gives voice to experience and empowers individual, communal, and societal transformation.