Creativity Development & Expression in a Supportive, Non-Judgmental Environment
Art workshops at Mountain Creative Arts Counseling are designed for those who wish they were more creative, and desire the time, space, and permission to explore their creativity regardless of what their (internal or external) critics tell them. I make the projects fun and accessible for the non-artist as well as educational for those with some art experience.
When was the last time you did something creative?
These workshops are designed to inspire creativity. I will gently guide you through each step, as you learn new techniques, experiment, and complete a project, in a safe, supportive environment.
Current Workshops
Previous Art Workshops Include…
Mindful Mark-Making & Meditative Painting
Mandala Drawing
Zentangle
Soulcollage
Visual Journaling
Mixed Media Affirmation Painting
Mixed Media Mandalas
Luscious Layered Blooms
Cigar Box Zen Gardens
Insight Journaling
Prayer Flags
Gratitude Bowls
Vision Boards
Connect: Art & Nature Retreat
Painted Dream-catchers
Altoids Tin Shrines
Mixed Media Cabochon Necklaces
Intuitive Painting
Mindful Art-Making
and more!
Workshop Testimonials
- “Thank you for a super workshop. I had a wonderful time, feel great about taking the next step and excited about the possibilities that are opening up.”
- “The tone you set was so conducive to safety and exploring and enjoying.”
- “Your instruction and pacing for the activity were just right, gave precisely the guidance I needed.”
- “Kara was fantastic. So easy to be with, listen to and she is caring and knows her work. I found I could do something for me and enjoy the quiet atmosphere as well. Thank you for providing this opportunity.”
- “I appreciate the masterful job you did with planning and preparation. The whole workshop gave such a sense of being carefully designed and thoughtfully set up — with delightful materials: art supplies bountiful but not overwhelming, decorated and encouraging individual packets of goodies… It seems you thought of everything, right down to that tiny envelope for our message to ourselves. It was all so inviting and pleasing.”
