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Presented by: Emily Lichtenberg , Art Therapy Graduate Student Intern Do you identify as neurodivergent, or someone who struggles with verbal forms of expression? This weekly art therapy group utilizes art-making as a form of non-verbal creative processing for varying experiences and needs. Each week we will explore a different means of using art-making to access self-understanding, communicate with others, and process experiences. Reflective discussions closing each group will be open for participants to engage in at their comfort. This semi-open/semi-closed group is specifically for those who identify as neurodivergent and struggle with culturally-standard verbal forms of communication and expression.

This is a bring your own project open group that meets every other Wednesday 6:30 - 8pm. The focus will be on strengthening your sense of self and building community with whatever project you bring. No fiber art skills will be taught in these sessions, you will be working independently on whatever you bring.  The space is most conducive to smaller DRY fiber art projects like: knitting, crochet, embroidery, cross stitch, hand spinning, macrame, mending, hand sewing or beading, small handheld loom weaving. There is minimal table space so lap projects are a plus! We will have some minimal supplies like scissors, scrap yarn & thread, sewing and tapestry needles in case they’re needed, please come prepared with everything you need to work on your project.

Presented by: Emily Lichtenberg , Art Therapy Graduate Student Intern Do you identify as neurodivergent, or someone who struggles with verbal forms of expression? This weekly art therapy group utilizes art-making as a form of non-verbal creative processing for varying experiences and needs. Each week we will explore a different means of using art-making to access self-understanding, communicate with others, and process experiences. Reflective discussions closing each group will be open for participants to engage in at their comfort. This semi-open/semi-closed group is specifically for those who identify as neurodivergent and struggle with culturally-standard verbal forms of communication and expression.

Come for the coffee cake, stay for the great conversation, connections and community at Live True’s First Friday Breakfast Circle. It’s a place for therapists & friends to gather in person and share thoughts — about the world, about challenges of being a therapist today, about life…it’s also a place to support each other in …

Presented by: Emily Lichtenberg , Art Therapy Graduate Student Intern Do you identify as neurodivergent, or someone who struggles with verbal forms of expression? This weekly art therapy group utilizes art-making as a form of non-verbal creative processing for varying experiences and needs. Each week we will explore a different means of using art-making to access self-understanding, communicate with others, and process experiences. Reflective discussions closing each group will be open for participants to engage in at their comfort. This semi-open/semi-closed group is specifically for those who identify as neurodivergent and struggle with culturally-standard verbal forms of communication and expression.

This is a bring your own project open group that meets every other Wednesday 6:30 - 8pm. The focus will be on strengthening your sense of self and building community with whatever project you bring. No fiber art skills will be taught in these sessions, you will be working independently on whatever you bring.  The space is most conducive to smaller DRY fiber art projects like: knitting, crochet, embroidery, cross stitch, hand spinning, macrame, mending, hand sewing or beading, small handheld loom weaving. There is minimal table space so lap projects are a plus! We will have some minimal supplies like scissors, scrap yarn & thread, sewing and tapestry needles in case they’re needed, please come prepared with everything you need to work on your project.

Presented by: Emily Lichtenberg , Art Therapy Graduate Student Intern Do you identify as neurodivergent, or someone who struggles with verbal forms of expression? This weekly art therapy group utilizes art-making as a form of non-verbal creative processing for varying experiences and needs. Each week we will explore a different means of using art-making to access self-understanding, communicate with others, and process experiences. Reflective discussions closing each group will be open for participants to engage in at their comfort. This semi-open/semi-closed group is specifically for those who identify as neurodivergent and struggle with culturally-standard verbal forms of communication and expression.

Presented by: Emily Lichtenberg , Art Therapy Graduate Student Intern Do you identify as neurodivergent, or someone who struggles with verbal forms of expression? This weekly art therapy group utilizes art-making as a form of non-verbal creative processing for varying experiences and needs. Each week we will explore a different means of using art-making to access self-understanding, communicate with others, and process experiences. Reflective discussions closing each group will be open for participants to engage in at their comfort. This semi-open/semi-closed group is specifically for those who identify as neurodivergent and struggle with culturally-standard verbal forms of communication and expression.

Presented by: Emily Lichtenberg , Art Therapy Graduate Student Intern Do you identify as neurodivergent, or someone who struggles with verbal forms of expression? This weekly art therapy group utilizes art-making as a form of non-verbal creative processing for varying experiences and needs. Each week we will explore a different means of using art-making to access self-understanding, communicate with others, and process experiences. Reflective discussions closing each group will be open for participants to engage in at their comfort. This semi-open/semi-closed group is specifically for those who identify as neurodivergent and struggle with culturally-standard verbal forms of communication and expression.

This is a bring your own project open group that meets every other Wednesday 6:30 - 8pm. The focus will be on strengthening your sense of self and building community with whatever project you bring. No fiber art skills will be taught in these sessions, you will be working independently on whatever you bring.  The space is most conducive to smaller DRY fiber art projects like: knitting, crochet, embroidery, cross stitch, hand spinning, macrame, mending, hand sewing or beading, small handheld loom weaving. There is minimal table space so lap projects are a plus! We will have some minimal supplies like scissors, scrap yarn & thread, sewing and tapestry needles in case they’re needed, please come prepared with everything you need to work on your project.

Presented by: Emily Lichtenberg , Art Therapy Graduate Student Intern Do you identify as neurodivergent, or someone who struggles with verbal forms of expression? This weekly art therapy group utilizes art-making as a form of non-verbal creative processing for varying experiences and needs. Each week we will explore a different means of using art-making to access self-understanding, communicate with others, and process experiences. Reflective discussions closing each group will be open for participants to engage in at their comfort. This semi-open/semi-closed group is specifically for those who identify as neurodivergent and struggle with culturally-standard verbal forms of communication and expression.

Come for the coffee cake, stay for the great conversation, connections and community at Live True’s First Friday Breakfast Circle. It’s a place for therapists & friends to gather in person and share thoughts — about the world, about challenges of being a therapist today, about life…it’s also a place to support each other in …