Upcoming Events
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May
R.A.I.N
Sunday, May 18th 2025 @ 1pm – 4pm
It’s that time of the year of spring flowering into summer and time to prepare for the blooms of your goals. What do you have planned or wish to harvest from your spring and summer of growth? Join me in learning the algorithm of Neuro Rain!
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June
Balancing Stress with a Simple Word
Sunday, June 22nd, 2025 @ 1pm – 4pm
In this class we will process what brings us stress or discomfort. We will come up with a word or words that best describe that state of emotion. We will then dissolve that word through neurolines®, while processing symbolically the emotion/s and coming up with solutions.
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July
Ancestral Mandala
Sunday, July 20th, 2025 @ 1pm-4pm
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The Ancestral mandala is a lovely way to connect, consider, reflect, work through and process generational attributes, trauma, and relational connection. Since the neurographic® process helps one to process difficult emotions through lines; this is a soft way to work through family issues. |
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August
Dream Catcher
Sunday, August 24th, 2025 1pm-4pm
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Are you needing a little inspiration, insight and motivation to weave your dreams? We dive into a creative journey of the “dream catcher,” and learn about all that it represents, culturally and symbolically. I will guide you in making your own dream catcher while helping you to consider the resources, mental processes, and the techniques to turn your work into a unique Neuro Art piece. |
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Sept
Feather
Sunday, September 28th, 2025 1pm-4pm
Feathers are such beautiful objects; representing flight, freedom, letting go, protection, and so much more. We will explore the many symbols of feathers and draw our own. Then we will NeuroArt our piece into our own personal expression!
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Oct
Day of the Dead Skull
Sunday, October 26th, 2025 1pm-4pm
Are you dealing with loss and struggled with the death of a loved one, end of a relationship, or a job or life change? Come out to learn a brief history of “The Day of the Dead/ Dia de los Muertos,” a Latin tradition of honoring those we’ve loss. We will make our own personal version of the scull with symbols representing those we mourn.