Expressive Arts Workshops
Creative, participatory experiences for families, caregivers, and community groups exploring neurodiversity, gender, belonging, relationships, creativity, and connection.
Loving Gender Expansive Children
2-hour Expressive Arts Workshop • Online or In Person
$750 per group• Up to 10 participants
Loving someone whose relationship to gender expands beyond expectation can open doors you never knew existed.
It can also bring questions, fear, grief, protectiveness, uncertainty, joy, and the very real desire to get it right.
Loving Gender Expansive Children is an expressive arts workshop for up to 10 parents, caregivers, family members, and loved ones of gender expansive children, teens, and young adults.
This is a space to slow down and make room for your own process without asking the young person you love to carry it for you.
Through simple expressive arts invitations, reflection, and conversation, we’ll explore the stories we’ve inherited about gender, notice what gets activated when those stories are disrupted, and make space for new ways of understanding, relating, and showing up.
Expressive arts can give us another way into experiences that are difficult to explain with words alone. Making, movement, image, metaphor, and reflection can help us notice what we’re carrying, stay curious when things feel complicated, and create more room for connection.
You do not need to arrive with the right language or all the answers.
You do need a willingness to stay curious, stay in relationship, and keep becoming alongside the person you love.
No art experience needed. There is no right way to participate or make.
Caretaking in Neurodivergent Families
2-hour Expressive Arts Workshop • Online or In Person
$750 per group • Up to 10 participants
Caregivers in neurodivergent families may discover that somewhere between the sensory overwhelm, executive functioning gymnastics, invisible labor, school emails, advocacy, accommodations, emotional translation, and relentless snack distribution, they stopped being able to hear themselves clearly.
If you’ve been carrying the calendar, doing the 2am research, and quietly wondering when someone is going to ask how you’re doing, this workshop was made for you.
Caretaking in Neurodivergent Families is a 90-minute online expressive arts workshop for caregivers who want space to slow down, reconnect with themselves, and explore what regulation can look like inside real family life.
Through simple expressive arts invitations, reflection, and conversation, we’ll explore how making can help us notice what is happening in our own bodies, move some of what we are carrying, and create more room for connection with our kids.
This isn’t about becoming a calmer, more perfect parent.
It’s about getting curious about what happens when regulation is something we practice with our children instead of something we expect ourselves to provide endlessly for them.
No art experience needed. There is no right way to participate or make.
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