Together, let’s take in a piece of creative work — a photo, a painting, a song, a piece of music, a movement — and notice what it brings up. Then we will respond however we want: color, words, gesture, silence. No artistic skill required, because this isn’t about making “art” — it’s about getting at what’s hard to put into words. 

Open to clients, caregivers and bereaved members.  Free program with optional donations accepted at registration.  This program will meet on zoom. 

About the facilitator: Norie Mozzone, MA is a Client Care Specialist at the Healing Garden, and a mental health counselor and a trauma informed expressive arts therapist. Using a person-centered, relational approach, Norie brings a blend of somatic practices, creativity, playfulness, and mindfulness through the Buddhist tradition to cultivate awareness and expression of one’s inner landscape.