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Creative Wellbeing Workshop – Art for the Soul
18 May 2023 @ 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
ART FOR THE SOUL
Creative Wellbeing Workshop: ‘Art for the Soul – Spring’ with watercolour pencils
Thursday 18 May 2023 19:00 – 21:00 – £40 per person
About the event
This creative, uplifting, mindful workshop will explore the beautiful shapes of Spring, and offer time to reflect on how we resonate with this season, its new growth and hope.
No artistic experience needed, you will be guided step by step.
The workshop is facilitated by Steffie’s Arts Space. Steffie is an experienced creative facilitator and Therapeutic Arts Practitioner.
Here’s what participants from a previous workshop said: ‘ Loved the pace and calmness of the session. Felt very at ease. Was lovely to just experiment and give it a try’, ‘So grateful for the Art workshop, it made me to connect to my deeper self. I’ve learnt a different way to draw especially with watercolour pencils’.
What you will learn
- How to use watercolour pencils
- Responding to the beautiful shapes of spring in a mindful, creative way
- Enjoying the process rather than focusing on the outcome
Is this workshop for me?
All those age 16 + welcome.
What You will need
All materials and refreshments will be provided.
Price
£40 per person – Click here to book your tickets
I concessionary place at £15 is available, please contact Steffie.elhassan@hotmail.co.uk to request.
Refund and cancellation policy
An 80% refund can be granted if you cancel at least one week before the course starts. This helps to ensure that we’ll have time to fill the space.
If less than 8 places are booked by the week before the course, we reserve the right to cancel.
How can I contact the organiser with any questions
Steffie ElHassan (facilitator): Steffie.elhassan@hotmail.co.uk
Phone (venue) : Blue & Berry Art Gallery on 01625 861183.
About Steffie ElHassan, facilitator
Steffie was first introduced to Expressive Arts as part of a Supervision Diploma course and immediately loved this approach, recognising the potential for accessing and working with emotions and challenges. She then completed a two year Advanced Diploma in the Therapeutic Application of the Institute for Arts in Therapy and Education (IATE), London, in addition to three years of a part-time Creative Practice degree at Manchester Metropolitan University.
Steffie has worked for many years as an holistic practitioner using homeopathy, flower essences and therapeutic arts, as a supervisor, and in the NHS in the field of food & health. She loves offering creative workshops locally, online, and for organisations including for The Whitworth Gallery in Manchester and RHS Bridgewater Gardens.
Her website is: www.steffiesarts.com