Friday, June 7th | 10am-1pm Pacific Time | $80
Join Expressive Arts Therapist, Tamalpa Supervisor and Creative Mentor Adriana Marchione for a special opportunity to explore healing from grief in this Master Class. Using a life/art approach, we will draw, dance and find rituals to honor the losses we have sustained and explore how the arts can support those who are moving through grief.
Offering a compassionate lens, this class will share:
– Vital resources to restore emotional and physical balance through somatic and expressive arts practices
– Ways to empower oneself to creatively vision the new phase of life that comes from transition
To get the most out of this online workshop, please prepare a comfortable space to move in with access to your online device. Also, have art supplies ready at hand for the drawing activity and paper and pen for journaling and creative writing exercises.
Please note: Tamalpa does not record nor permit the recording of any classes or workshops due to the sensitive and sometimes vulnerable nature of the work, and to protect student privacy.
Adriana Marchione MA, REAT, RSMT has been involved in the arts for over thirty years as an award-winning filmmaker, dancer, photographer and is internationally recognized in her work as a movement-based expressive arts therapist and educator. Since 2002, Adriana has mentored thousands of students as faculty member of the renowned Tamalpa Institute, WHEAT Institute in Canada, and through her thriving business ‘Art Cures’ where she coaches clients and teaches courses. She has presented her creative healing approach with a focus on addiction, eating disorders, trauma and grief, at festivals, conferences, and treatment centers including South by Southwest, the National Council on Drug and Alcohol Dependence, Freight and Salvage, and the Commonwealth Club. Over the last decade, she has been moonlighting as a filmmaker, producing two successful documentaries. The first one, When the Fall Comes (2014) was based on her own life story encountering intimate grief and loss. When the Fall Comes was translated into French and Korean and streamed in universities across America and Canada through Kanopy. Her latest film, The Creative High (2021), a feature documentary featuring artists in recovery from addiction. The Creative High has screened at film festivals around the world receiving numerous awards including Jury Prize for Excellence in American Profiles from San Francisco Independent Festival and Best Documentary for Women in Film at the Austin Indie Fest. Notably, she has received the Artist of the Year Award from In Recovery Magazine in 2016, and the Courage Tribute Award in 2023 from Constellational Behavioral Health for empowering the substance use recovery and mental health communities through advocacy, leadership, and courage. www.art-cures.com
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Payment
$80
