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AmarAtma Singh Khalsa
Unprocessed emotions bury themselves deep within the body. New research on the mind-body continuum shows that our grieving journey also needs to include body practices.
Unburdened Summer Art & Movement Grief Integration
Summer noise can make it easy to push heavy feelings aside. Step out of the performance & safely move through grief with community in Danielle’s immersive workshop.
A resource by Danielle Garcia
https://events.humanitix.com/grief-and-joy-workshop
Sessions are held by appointment for small groups throughout July and August. To ensure an intimate, safe, and highly collaborative atmosphere, space for each session is strictly limited.
Please visit our event calendar to select your preferred time slot and reserve your spot.
Please Note: While this workshop utilizes expressive arts techniques to help you process life transitions and loss, it is a creative wellness experience and does not replace clinical therapy.
My Inspiration
This workshop was inspired by a dream to help people examin their relationship with grief and learn to carry it more lightly. Through a series of my own life experiences and transitions, I realized how much we need a supportive, community environment to explore such a deeply personal topic.
I felt called to offer this workshop as a space where we can step out of the daily noise and face these feelings together. This offering is the manifestation of that dream—a high-energy, deeply immersive permission slip to stop performing and process our experiences alongside a community doing the exact same thing. I created this because I needed it, and because I know that when we move through the heavy stuff together, we can finally return to our lives feeling genuinely lighter.
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AmarAtma Singh Khalsa
Unprocessed emotions bury themselves deep within the body. New research on the mind-body continuum shows that our grieving journey also needs to include body practices.
City Lore
Harnessing the Power of the Arts for End-of-Life Care – a free, accredited e-learning course on the myCME platform.
City Lore
Are you a healthcare professional, hospice worker, caregiver, grieving a loss? The End-of-Life Toolkit suggests how the arts can ease the final passage.
