Art Journalling for Wellbeing at RISC: Depression Xpression Support Group
Date and time
Location
Reading International Solidarity Centre (RISC) NOTE: Entrance is by rear doors, via alleyway to right of RISC World Shop.
35-39 London Street
Reading
RG1 4PS
United Kingdom
Rachel Freegard will be running a taster session on art journalling for wellbeing.
About this event
Our next monthly support meeting at RISC is on Monday 9th May 2022 at 7.30pm. Rachel Freegard will be running a taster session on art journalling for wellbeing.
The workshop will focus on "What's in your Mind?", looking at the contradictory thoughts that play on our minds all the time. It's a useful exercise to document these (both positive & negative) in a creative, artistic way. All materials will be provided & you do not need to be artistic to do this project.
Rachel is an experienced Arts & Crafts Tutor, running workshops mainly for people with anxiety &/or depression. Having personally suffered mental health issues for many years, Rachel recognises the positive role that creativity can play in relation to good mental health & wellbeing.
Art Journalling for Wellbeing is an art group in the Wokingham area for people who struggle with anxiety or depression. It uses mindful art techniques to create personal projects for our journals which enables us to channel our thoughts and anxieties in a positive way.
Find out more on Rachel's website at https://www.create-craftingfromtheheart.com/art-journalling-group.
After the session there will be time for refreshments and a chat.
Numbers will be limited to a maximum of 20 people, so booking is essential if you wish to come along. As always, the meetings are completely free of charge and everyone is welcome. We aim to provide a safe and confidential environment where everyone is listened to and treated with respect.
Please visit our website for important booking information and details of the Covid safety measures we have in place.
Entrance to RISC is by the rear doors, via alleyway to right of RISC World Shop
This event is supported by a grant from the National Lottery Community Fund