What is Therapeutic Art Mindfulness and How Can it Help Me?

I was feeling lost and very stuck when Alice helped me navigate my way through darkness and into a better, more meaningful life.

Alice has a vast amount of life experience which helps her easily relate to people.

Through tailored art exercises, asking questions that assist you in self-reflection and by offering practical tools she becomes a facilitator in guiding you to your purpose.

Alice is a compassionate listener and a brilliant problem solver who can sift through the issues that keep you stuck. She taught me not to fear my internal world, but to examine it. By delving into the origins of what brings you joy and meaning (from as far back as childhood) you can live your dreams!

I now call myself an artist and earn a living teaching art as well as painting because Alice supported me in excavating the lifelong desire of my heart.

Alice has the incredible ability to help you target and explore the source of your discontent, heal your wounds and set you on the path that is right for you, while holding your hand in the process.

I am forever grateful that I found her Therapeutic Art Mindfulness Program!”

Penny Atkins – past client

P.S. This isn’t a drawing or art class. No ‘talent’ or ability to draw is required.
If you can hold a marker, you can do this.

A Half Day Away Art Mindfulness Mini Workshop For Adults

It’s no secret that past generations knew the secret to living a joyful, connected life…creating in community with one another.

Join us for an invitation to relax, connect to self and others through community and like-minded people.

We will explore how art making (no art experienced needed) combined with mindfulness and guided dialogue can allow us to express our thoughts and feelings in an emotionally safe environment and how creating art can actually make you feel better! Please note, this is not a technique/skills based art class (eg: learning how to draw or paint), we simply use art materials to express ourselves.

“There was no specific outcome or right way to do the exercises—whatever I felt was fine. It was a fun experience, I’m glad I tried it.”

“I liked just being able to put something on paper with no judgement. It helped me express what I was feeling.”

“We used art to help us get in touch with our emotions and what we were experiencing.”

“The exercises really helped calm my nervous system when my hypervigilance kicked in.”

“I really felt welcome and knowing you had so much experience in this and were vulnerable too, felt really safe.”

“Really enjoyed making art that brought forth personal insight.”

“It was interesting how Alice could tell me about myself, just by seeing my art.”

“This is exactly what I needed!”

“It wasn’t about what the product looked like, but rather the meaning that I read into it, as well as being about my journey and not something outside of me.”

“This has been transformative for me!”

Create & Chill

You’re invited to immerse yourself in your own personal art project that you never seem to have time to do.

Here’s why it’s an experience you won’t want to miss:

Reclaim Your Creative Time:

As an artist, crafter or hobbyist, you’ve likely experienced the frustration of not having enough time to pursue your passion. Life’s demands can often push artistic endeavours to the back burner. This helps carve out a dedicated space for you to focus on your art, guilt-free.

Cultivate Joy and Connection:

Creating art in a supportive, communal setting can be incredibly fulfilling. A nurturing environment is provided, where you can share ideas, gain inspiration, and forge connections with others.

Escape the Social Media Trap:

We challenge you to assess how much time you spend on social media daily – it’s often more than you’d expect. Instead of scrolling through endless feeds, invest your precious hours in a meaningful, offline creative experience. It’s a chance to break free from digital distractions and reconnect with yourself and others.

This is your sanctuary to unplug, unwind and reconnect in a meaningful way.

Unfinished Projects?