The heART of Healing


with Michelle Bosco

In this 6 part workshop series, we will immerse ourselves in the practice of art as a therapeutic tool for healing and explore how to use the creative process to cultivate a deeper understanding of self. We will utilize guided imagery and art-making to express ourselves in a safe and compassionate space. If you don't consider yourself an artist, great! No art experience is required to participate in this course. All are welcome here.

  • RESPECT

    Please arrive on time and make sure to have any devices on “do not disturb” for the duration of our session.

  • CONFIDENTIALITY

    Please find a space where we can respect the confidentiality of our group members. Choose a quiet place without other people around. The classes will not be recorded.

  • SAFETY

    Please note that this is an art-based support group, and although this group can be therapeutic, it is not intended to be a therapy group. If you are needing the support of a licensed therapist, we are happy to make recommendations.

  • MATERIALS

    You can choose what art materials you'd like. We recommend having a variety of options in your workspace, including: paper, pencils, markers, pastels, watercolors, mixed media (collage), etc. Bring what you have available, even if all you have is pen & paper! This will allow you the freedom to access what feels right when the creative process begins.

The heART of Healing

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The heART of Healing <3

 

One Thursday
per Month

6pm PT / 9pm ET

(90 minutes)

$120

Entire 6-Part Series

20% discount for joining all 6 sessions!

 

Michelle Bosco

Michelle Bosco is an art therapist living and working in Los Angeles. She grew up in the midwest and relocated to LA after living in Boulder, Colorado where she completed her Masters in Transpersonal Counseling Psychology and Art Therapy at Naropa University. Michelle is professionally trained to use art-based therapeutic techniques to support people in developing their natural intelligence and deepen their self-awareness. She believes art is concrete evidence of what is alive within us and can serve as an optimal lens to better survey and understand our vast internal landscape.