Join art therapist Jamie Manko, LPCA, ARTP
Date/Time:
Mondays beginning February 8, 2021 - March 1, 2021
4:00pm - 5:00pm
Location:
Online - You will be sent a secure link
Intended foR:
Teens experiencing grief and loss, ages 18 and under
Art Supplies:
A list will be supplied to you upon registration
Cost:
FREE
Since the loss of your loved one,
do you...
- Feel numb or in a state of continual shock?
- Find it hard to manage daily affairs?
- Have intrusive memories about loved one?
- Have strong uncontrollable emotions?
- Have intense feelings of loneliness or emptiness?
- Avoid people, places or activities?
- Feel like no one understands?
This 4 week art therapy group will teach you tools and strategies through art therapy for managing your grief in a supportive, non-judgemental environment.
In this group you can expect to:
- Identify and express the feelings associated with your grief
- Learn mindfulness techniques
- Develop positive memory-making skills
- Practice creative story-telling techniques to express yourself
- Experience a safe and supportive peer group
- Enter in, stay in and learn to manage uncomfortable emotions and conversations
Grief is a normal response to the death of a loved one. Grief indicates our capacity to love and represents the gaping hole we feel when losing a loved one. Working through grief can provide someone with a greater appreciation of life and can restore hope.
People approach bereavement in a variety of ways and this psychotherapy group allows members an opportunity to hear about differing strategies to handle grief. The death of a loved one can lead to a life transition or new life role, and this psychotherapy group can help members adapting to this life change.
Through this art therapy group you can learn to better understand YOUR grief and how it effects every aspect of your life.
Due to licensing restrictions, participants must be in the South Carolina region.
