A Creativity Class for Women: Fall 2010
Supporting Wellness and Emotional Balance through
Expressive Art and Writing
Facilitated by Joanne Ramseyer, MA, LCPC, ATR
August 18-December 1, 2010 (No Class 11-24) $125
8 Wednesdays, every other week, 6-8pmWomen
readily nurture others in their many roles but often feel too depleted
or guilty to consistently nurture their own creative interests,
strengths and supportive connections. In this class, expressive art and writing activities, along
with exploration of mindfulness techniques, will be taught as tools for
supporting women’s emotional, relational and physical well-being. These
tools will be used to strengthen understanding of the transformative
metaphors of the creative process and explore obstacles that block
women’s use of creativity as an on-going resource for restoring
emotional balance and wellness. Visual imagery and themes related to personal and professional roles will also be explored to increase awareness of individual and cultural messages that impact women’s self-esteem and identity. A
wide range of expressive art materials and methods will be taught to
those who wish to increase their comfort level using creative arts
techniques as a source of self-discovery in their personal or
professional lives. Class members will be encouraged to share readings
and other resources related to creative expression and wellness topics. Please dress for mess!
Fee includes a large selection of basic art materials. Class meets every other Wed. beginning August 18. Please note: there are no make-up sessions for classes missed and no class scheduled for November 24. Contact Joanne at 847-845-4853 or email joannejram@yahoo.com to register. BLUE LOTUS ART STUDIO, 912 Sherman Ave., Evanston
Joanne Ramseyer, ATR, LCPC, is an artist, educator and art therapist with extensive experience facilitating expressive arts activities for all ages. Joanne
is on the adjunct faculty of The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
and Northwestern University and is the Director of Blue Lotus Art Studio in Evanston, IL. Joanne has taught classes and workshops on many topics, including the creative process and artistic development; art, nature and spirituality; exploring fairy tales and myths through art and story writing; group art therapy and the role of women’s creativity in trauma recovery.
Supporting Wellness and Emotional Balance through
Expressive Art and Writing
Facilitated by Joanne Ramseyer, MA, LCPC, ATR
September 19-December 19, 2010
8 Sundays, twice/month, 1-3 pm Cost: $125.00, 16 CEUs available
Women
readily nurture others in their many roles but often feel too depleted
or guilty to consistently nurture their own creative interests,
strengths and supportive connections. In this class, expressive art and writing activities, along
with exploration of mindfulness techniques, will be taught as tools for
supporting women’s emotional, relational and physical well-being. These
tools will be used to strengthen understanding of the transformative
metaphors of the creative process and explore obstacles that block
women’s use of creativity as an on-going resource for restoring
emotional balance and wellness. Visual imagery and themes related to personal and professional roles will also be explored to increase awareness of individual and cultural messages that impact women’s self-esteem and identity. A
wide range of expressive art materials and methods will be taught to
those who wish to increase their comfort level using creative arts
techniques as a source of self-discovery in their personal or
professional lives. Class members will be encouraged to share readings
and other resources related to creative expression and wellness topics. Please dress for mess!
Fee includes a large selection of art materials. Class meets every other Sunday beginning Sept. 19. Please note: there are no make-up sessions for classes missed. Contact Joanne at 847-845-4853 or email joannejram@yahoo.com to register.
BLUE LOTUS ART STUDIO, 912 Sherman Ave., Evanston, IL
Joanne Ramseyer, ATR, LCPC, is an artist, educator and art therapist with extensive experience facilitating expressive arts activities for all ages. Joanne
is on the adjunct faculty of The School of the Art Institute of Chicago
and Northwestern University and is the Director of Blue Lotus Art Studio in Evanston, IL. Joanne has taught classes and workshops on many topics, including the creative process and artistic development; art, nature and spirituality; exploring fairy tales and myths through art and story writing; group art therapy and the role of women’s creativity in trauma recovery.
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