Groups & Workshops
Many populations and organizations may benefit from art therapy programs
virtual or in-person including but not limited to:
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Cancer Centers (Staff and Clients)
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Hospital/Healthcare Systems (Staff and Clients)
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Hospices (Staff and Clients)
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Schools
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Museums
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Assisted Living and Nursing Homes
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Health & Human Service Agencies
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Businesses
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Colleges & Universities
GROUPS
Below are samples of current and previous groups. I'm able to cater my program to meet your needs.

Art As Healing
This group offers a safe space to release and process emotions related to your illness as well as to support conversation and togetherness.

Creative Crossings: An Art Therapy Group for Grieving Youth
This group focuses on:
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Emotional Expression of Grief
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Normalizing & Validating Grief Responses
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Strengthening Coping Skills
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Death & Grief Education
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Memories & Memorializing

Connecting Through Creativity
Are you feeling disconnected, uncertain, anxious, or isolated during these challenging times? This community-centered group aims to foster connection as we create, reflect, and discuss. All levels are welcome from no art experience to the seasoned artist.
WORKSHOPS
Below are examples of previous & ongoing workshops. I'm able to develop a program to suit your needs.

Photogram Workshop
I provide photogram workshops for adults coping with cancer which is part of an ongoing research project. l also offer photogram workshops related to the topic of grief and loss.
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Because this technique requires a dark room, I collaborate with institutions that have access to this type of facility. Workshops may include a presentation in addition to the hands-on experience.

Camp HUG:
Honoring Unique Grief
A day-long camp to help families learn to cope with the death of a loved one by encouraging them to express their grief through creative outlets.
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This may be adapted to serve youth only or adults only.

My Recovery, My Story: A Framework for Expression
This workshop was held at the Kalamazoo Institute of Arts and included viewing artwork in the galleries, discussion, followed by an art therapy experiential.
The benefits of the gallery space as an inspirational, creative environment, and the reflection of the artwork promote exploration and expression.