Expressive Art

February 20 to March 12, 2024: (Jan 20, 27 & Feb 5, 12)
The arts are a powerful way for us to express ourselves when we don’t always know how to put our ideas and feelings into words. A variety of art making activities will be presented in an enjoyable, no-pressure environment to grow the participant's creative confidence. Contact our studios for more information.

All supplies provided. (Optional: bring your journal for reference or notes.)

Four Classes in Four Weeks Starting February 20, 2024

Adults (Ages 13+) - Tuesdays, 1pm to 3pm

Junior Artists (ages 8-12) - Tuesdays, 3:30 to 5:30pm

What are you processing? What would you like to give care and attention to that’s inside you or have experienced and know would benefit by skillful guidance to reflect and respond?

We’re aware that many people today are carrying burdens or coming through loss, and others are facing puzzles or wanting new perspectives.

Expressive Art is an affordable, safe, satisfying, and even fun way to give voice to your soul with as much privacy in symbolism as you want. There’s a wide variety of creative tools and images possible. The potential for greater well-being is powerful. Your journey is important. You are important.

*Expressive Arts is not recognized as Art Therapy which is a specialized clinical form of psychotherapy. It does, however, have positive therapeutic benefits but is not covered under extended health coverage.

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Local artist, Glenna Lundberg has found ways to be creative her whole life.  Working in the Social Work field for much of her career, she now combines this experience with her love of all things artistic. Glenna is passionate about helping others use art to slow down and connect with its healing potential.