Guided Creative Workshops
My guided therapeutic art workshops support emotional wellness, creative expression, and self-connection in a calm, non-clinical space. They are designed for women navigating life transitions and are offered in a way that feels supportive, spacious, and accessible. No art experience is required.
Throughout the year, I offer a small collection of thoughtfully designed art-based workshops. Some are offered as stand-alone sessions focused on creative play, stress relief, and gentle reset. Others unfold as two-part series, allowing more time for reflection, expression, and integration. All workshops are guided, open to all skill levels, and centered on process over product, creating space to slow down, feel, and reconnect with yourself in a supportive community.
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These workshops are intentionally designed to feel:
Calm and supportive
Process-focused, not outcome-driven
Emotionally safe and non-judgmental
Grounded in presence and self-connection
You’ll be gently guided throughout, with space to engage at your own pace.
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Participants often leave with:
A sense of emotional lightness or release
Greater clarity around what they’re feeling
Reconnection to themselves and their inner voice
Creative tools they can return to anytime
A feeling of being seen, supported, and not alone
A completed artwork to take home - an honest reflection of their inner journey
Not fixed. Not transformed. Reconnected.
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These workshops are especially supportive if you:
Are navigating a life transition or emotional shift
Feel disconnected, overwhelmed, or creatively blocked
Want support beyond talk-based approaches
Are drawn to creativity as a form of care
Value safe, guided spaces and meaningful community
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A gently paced, two-part art workshop for women navigating burnout, emotional exhaustion, and seasons of heaviness
creative restoration Workshop
Workshop DETAILS
2-Part Workshop Series
DATE March 10th 2026 & March 17th 2026
TIME 1PM - 3PM (both sessions)
LOCATION Deja Brew, Parker CO
$240.00 | All materials are included
Two 2-hour guided creative sessions
A private, women-only setting
Seated, intentionally paced art-making
Gentle stretching and quiet moments of reflection
No art experience necessary
All materials provided
This series is especially supportive for women who have been holding a lot for a long time and are ready to stop pushing themselves through exhaustion.
Burnout is not a personal failure.
It’s a response to prolonged giving, adapting, and carrying more than feels sustainable.
This series offers a place to meet that response with honesty, care, and space.
Burnout doesn’t always arrive as collapse or crisis.
More often, it shows up quietly.
It can look like moving through your days on autopilot.
Like feeling tired even after resting.
Like being productive and dependable while something inside feels flat, tight, or distant.
Burnout often carries more than exhaustion. It can hold grief, disappointment, emotional heaviness, and the quiet weight of long seasons of giving. This series makes room for whatever feels heavy, without needing to label it or solve it.
Creative Restoration is a two-part art-based workshop series designed to offer a more compassionate way to meet burnout through creative process rather than analysis or fixing.
Over two sessions, you’ll be gently guided through intuitive painting and reflective practices that invite you to pause and listen to what your body and inner world have been holding.
The first session focuses on externalizing burnout — giving what you’ve been carrying a place to exist outside of your body.
The second session invites you to notice your energy with more clarity and explore what support, boundaries, and gentleness might look like now.
Who this is for:
Women who feel emotionally heavy but don’t have language for why
Women navigating quiet grief or loss alongside burnout
Women who are tired of holding everything together
This is not an art class, and it’s not therapy.
t’s a facilitated creative space where process matters more than outcome.
There is no pressure to share, no expectation to “feel better,” and no requirement to finish anything. You’re encouraged to move at your own pace, rest when needed, and engage in ways that feel supportive.