Art-Based work in schools has proven to support
​regulation in the classroom, improved interpersonal relationships,
and increased emotional understanding. 
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Engaging in practical art-based skills that build emotionally strong individuals.

Invest in your students today

Students are Struggling

Lonelyness, anxiety, perfectionism, & frustration, are a few things I hear to describe students experience at school.  On top of this, it's impacting their ability to learn effectively and sometimes feel safe at school.  

Small group art-based work targets the specific challenges of participating students.  Students build confidence, express emotions, and build skills that support their school social and learning experience.    

Disregulated Classrooms

Classroom disruption and lack of focus is becoming more common for a varitey of reasons.  A disregulated classroom environment is a challenging situation for staff and students alike.  

Intensive art-based exploration, by engaging half of the classroom at a time, informs positive change in the classroom culture supporting the teacher in facilitating a more effective learning environment.  

Build Capacity for Wellness

Youth are living in world that socializes them to avoid thinking about and caring for their emotions.  This has a negative impact on youth mental health when we are working to reduce stigma and offer healthy coping skills.  

​Providing an overview and exploration of art-based wellness helps to build capacity for healthy expression of emotions at a time
when poor mental health in youth is at
​an all time high. 

Let's get started on your school's Art-Based journey

"You feel a lot calmer after doing this stuff and
​easier to deal with frustration."
​- Grade 8 Student
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"Students were better able to be present and self-regulate."
- Classroom Teacher

"Liz creates a safe, structured, warm and welcoming environment - where studetns feel safe to explore SEL through art.  It was lovely to see vulnerable students, students who are typically disengaged in school, and/or those who struggle to express themselves emotionally, become more engaged in school through therapeutic arts." 
​- Guidance Counsellor

 Art-based emotional wellbeing services in schools, align with social emotional learning (SEL),
curriculum outcomes, violence reduction, and mass casualty recommendations.