The Art of Restorying: A Wellness Workshop for Creators

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Wednesday |  April 19, 2023 | Pasadena, CA | 7-9:30pm

13 Douglas Aly, Pasadena, CA 91103

Who 

A workshop for makers, creatives, artists, entrepreneurs, and/or dreamers. 

What 

The stories we tell ourselves have a profound impact on how we live, create, and dream for ourselves and the world. We will offer a safe space to explore your story, creative blocks, and inner resources to gain deeper awareness of yourself and care for your inner well-being.  

During this workshop, you can expect a meditative journey that integrates the neuroscience of artmaking, a body-based mindfulness tool called Brainspotting, and the power of storytelling to help you stay grounded on a sustainable foundation for your dreams.

The medium we will use for this process will be hanji paper, which is a traditional handmade Korean paper made from native Mulberry trees. It has been used to preserve our ancestors' stories and woven into many parts of the traditional Korean home. We will carry on this legacy by guiding you through a therapeutic artmaking process to help you preserve your story on your journey as a maker, creative, artist, entrepreneur, and/or dreamer. You will leave the workshop with your own work of art. 

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Disclaimer 

This workshop is not psychotherapy, nor is it a replacement for psychotherapy. It is designed to be an educational resource to inspire self-discovery, personal growth, and well-being. No artistic skills are required and all art supplies will be provided. 

About the Facilitators  

Hatty J. Lee is a licensed marriage and family therapist, brainspotting practitioner, founder of a private practice called Oak and Stone Therapy, and co-author of The Indwell Guide. Elizabeth Rhee is a licensed marriage and family therapist, registered art therapist, and certified brainspotting practitioner who practices together with Hatty in Los Angeles, California. With a combined clinical experience of over 20 years, they have a passion for community well-being and designing creative experiences that nurture the mind, body, and soul.