“Tune into Abundance.”

Did you know that in the same way your human relationships are affected by how you behave, the abundance you attract and keep in your life is also affected by your behaviour. What is your relationship with abundance, and would you like it to be better?

This 3-hour, $95 workshop is designed to help you improve your relationship with abundance (and, no, it’s not a spreadsheet, or 5-step plan). You’ll play with your ideas and self-knowledge; discover links you may not have considered; and be well on your way to attracting more abundance into your life.

You may find inspiration, intuition, and inclusion spontaneously occur.

Join me, Helen Nandlal, at my studio in the Perth Hills for a dive into abundance and money in this workshop, Abundance Consciousness. Over three hours you'll have the opportunity to explore the beliefs you have collected and leave with at least one art-piece (I promise, you don't need to know how to do art!) and a summary which will provoke your own further exploration.

We'll have fun and might get messy, so wear comfortable clothes. And bring your curiosity.

How can learning about abundance help me?

“Abundance is not something we acquire. It is something we tune into.” - Wayne Dyer -

Becoming aware of what you already have can be joyful. Seeing where perhaps limiting beliefs might be blocking abundance can be enlightening. Receiving tools to unlock limiting beliefs can be helpful. Using these tools to change your mind about abundance can be life-changing.

What you can expect

Safe, quiet, judgement-free surroundings.

All art materials are provided.

Comfortable surroundings.

Tea, coffee, and GF biscuits.

You can expect to learn at least one technique which will assist you to grow abundance in your life.

A group setting where you can share as much or as little as you like.

But I’m not an artist!

Neither am I! You don’t need to be. Arts therapy uses the arts to help you get out of your head and into your body. You make meaning via the artwork you create. You can see the meaning and that’s what is important. The ‘quality’ of the artwork is irrelevant.