For over 15 years, I have designed and led curriculum and creative projects for individuals of all ages and backgrounds in museums, libraries, community centers, and residential living facilities. One thing I have learned throughout this work is that people everywhere share a common thread—our humanity. We all have a need to explore, feel connected, and experience safety within ourselves and with others. Few things support this as naturally as creativity, which speaks directly to the subconscious.

I enjoy crafting experiences that honor this human need for self-expression and connection. Through creative play, participants are invited to explore a wide range of materials, styles, and mediums in a way that feels open, intuitive, and accessible.

The focus areas that influence my sessions include expressive freedom and personal creative processing, allowing each individual’s experience to unfold in its own unique way.

In addition to instructional guidance, my goal is to hold space for dialogue and reflection that feels safe and comfortable–inviting joy, freedom, and inner healing.