Join us for the second of a transformative four-part neurographic art series designed exclusively for mothers. In this series, we will explore the profound emotional landscapes of motherhood, beginning with grief and loss, moving through the process of birth, navigating the transition to parenthood, and finally, manifesting our desires for the next phase of our journey.

What is Neurographic Art? Neurographic art is an art therapy technique that combines drawing with mindfulness. It was developed by Russian psychologist Pavel Piskarev in 2014 and is based on the idea that drawing random lines and connecting them can help unlock creativity and process emotions. As you create, your mind begins to work through thoughts and feelings, leading to a sense of calm and clarity.

How It Works:

• Draw Freeform Lines: Start by drawing freeform, random lines across the paper.

• Connect and Curate: Connect the lines to form shapes and patterns, creating a unique and intricate design.

• Color and Reflect: Add colors to your design, reflecting on the emotions and thoughts that come up during the process.

Benefits:

• Creative Expression: Allows for a free and open way to express creativity without judgment.

• Emotional Processing: Helps both parents and kids understand and process their emotions in a visual and tangible way.

• Mindfulness: Encourages a state of mindfulness and relaxation, reducing stress and anxiety.

Bring your curiosity and creativity, and let’s explore the wonderful world of neurographic art together!

Come and join us in the Motherhood Collective, where we're all about building community, supporting each other, and enjoying well-deserved time for ourselves! This isn't your typical formal meet-up; it's a chance to feel connected, understood, and part of a vibrant community of mothers who really get what you're going through.