Creative Wellbeing for Creative People
Event description
Creative Wellbeing for Creative People
Today's working world in creative industry poses a unique set of challenges to
maintaining our mental wellbeing; more than ever when we experience isolation, restriction and loss of community life in lockdown, and with uncertainties in our current times.
Part 1: Micro Practices in Mental Health
Participants who attend this session are encouraged to register for Part 2: Day-to-day Self Care + Creativity.
Description: Explore a universal tool, The Window of Tolerance, for checking in, noticing, and doing a personal mental health check. Learn how to develop a practice of tuning into physical and emotional responses that stop you from
getting on with your day.
Learn how a range of creative practices and habits can offset these experiences, and identify some micro practices you can bring into your day.
Experience a Creative Adventure with artist Sally Ann Conwell, through
imaginative play, drawing, storytelling.
Part 2: Day-to-Day Self Care + Creativity
Participants who attend this session are encouraged to register for Part 1: Micro Practices in Mental Health.
Description: Following on from learning about the Window of Tolerance, dive into understanding what Self-Care really is, why it's non-negotiable, how to plan for it, and how it supports us being at our optimal state for work, creative output, parenting, relationships, life.
Experience a session on Mindful and Mindless Mark Making with Creative Journaler, jeweller and artist Mel Young
You will receive:
● An experienced program facilitator throughout the sessions
● Highly engaging creative facilitators to introduce creative practices
● Bespoke e-workbook for you to refer back to and use as a tool on
the road
● No materials will be provided for this, however you will be provided
with a list of suggested materials to gather.
Facilitated by Makeshift.
Supported by the Regional Arts Network including Kiama, Shellharbour, Wollongong and Wingecarribee Councils.