Event Description:  Choose to attend in-person:
12 -1 PM at Atrium Health Wake Forest Baptist / WS - Cancer Center - CCCR 2C/2D
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6 - 7 PM at The Intergenerational Center for Arts & Wellness / 114 W. 30th Street, Winston-Salem, NC 27105

In this workshop, participants will learn techniques for stress reduction, relaxation, emotional release and personal insight. Together we will explore neurographic watercolor, a mindful and meditative art form accessible to people of all skill levels. One of the most widely used psychological techniques used in art therapy, Neurographic art can result in greater neuroplasticity causing positive transformation and change.

By participating in this arts-based course learners are expected to enhance their creativity, improve focus and build communication, collaboration and empathy. Participants will develop a greater sense of cultural humility, enabling them to engage with patients and colleagues in ways that respect cultural, social, and individual differences. The goal of this Arts-Based course is to improve the quality of effective communication, empathy, and teamwork for physicians.

Elizabeth Messick, who currently serves with Sawtooth School for Visual Art as the Director of Arts + Wellness, Textiles and Community engagement loves connecting people of all ages with art and the joy of life. “Betsy” is an artist, naturalist and teacher with a background in community development, education, gardening and the healing arts. She believes we are all interconnected and that we need each other to help lift us up and shape our souls. From sharing art with children, to working with teens in transition periods, to offering therapeutic art activities to patients, she is interested in the intersection of relationship and collaboration through the work of our hands.
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