Harnessing creativity to drive transformation
Harnessing creativity to drive transformation
Elizabeth Tobias harnesses creativity to drive transformation, bridging the worlds of art, mental health, and social impact to inspire resilience,
connection, and change. As a TEDx speaker, interdisciplinary artist, curator, and arts advocate, I have spent over 30 years in the
global arts and culture sector and 20 years in mental health and personal transformation. Through her company, Elizabeth Tobias Arts,
she creates consciousness-raising exhibits, programming, and events that empower communities through creative expression.
Depression, fear, and anxiety are some of the most common and uncomfortable emotions that we experience at different stages and transitions in our lives. Through Expressive Arts, you will strengthen your resilience and your ability to adjust to change as you recover your motivation, perspective and joy. Be supported in a safe, creative and nurturing practice as you rediscover what inspires you most.
Being frustrated, hurt or disappointed isn't always easy to describe with words, but putting these feelings into works of art provides a safe framework for expressing emotions and developing self-awareness. Children and adolescents will develop self-esteem, flexibility, resilience, authenticity, and social-emotional growth through the practice of expressive arts.
Relationship and Family Expressive Arts Therapy can be beneficial to couples and families who are looking to reconnect, de-stress and share joyful experiences. The arts provide a safe, supportive and creative foundation for couples and families to work through issues and grow positive communication. Strengthen your relationships and your creativity with the people you care about most.
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