10 weekly sessions starting January 11, 2018
Thursdays
10:30 am to 12:00 pm
$25 per class ($250 total for 10 week program)
10 week commitment is required
Did you know that creating art has many benefits?
– Improving memory
– Increasing problem-solving skills
– Building self-confidence
– Aiding self-expression of inner thoughts and feelings
– Increasing communication and social interactions
– Stress management
This 10-week class for brain injury survivors is a creative journey of personal exploration using a variety of art materials. The therapeutic art process helps people navigate the challenges they often experience due to an injury while fostering a sense of safety in a supportive community.
The CogSMART class is offered 1:00 pm to 2:00 pm after this class on the same Thursdays beginning January 11, 2018.
Facilitated by Midge Casler, MA. Midge is the Art Program Director at Schurig Center, where she has run art groups for 10 years. She uses the art process to help people navigate the challenges they often experience due to an injury, while fostering a sense of safety in a supportive community. “I believe in the healing powers of art and the creative process. I feel honored and often humbled by my work and the clients I work with.”
Registration
Space is limited. Participants must register to attend.
Call (415) 461-6771 or email info@schurigcenter.org