Classes, Labs & Workshops
Drama Therapy Workshop for Mental Health Professionals
Date: The previously scheduled start date has been postponed. Our facilitators are selecting a new date for early 2026, and we will share the updated schedule soon. Thank you for your patience and interest.
Location: Art of Awareness – Hybrid (attend in person or virtually)
Cost: $75 (self-pay; not billable to insurance)
Certificate of Completion: Provided
Facilitators: Amanda Roberts, LCPC-c & Hannah Medovnikov, Clinical Intern
Overview
This evidence-informed, experiential workshop introduces the foundations of drama therapy – the
intentional use of drama and theatre processes to support therapeutic goals, as described by the North American Drama
Therapy Association. Participants will explore creative, embodied methods to enhance engagement, self-expression, and
healing in clinical practice across individual, group, and community settings.
Who Should Attend
Licensed and pre-licensed mental health professionals, expressive arts practitioners, and
graduate students interested in creative and embodied approaches to therapy.
What You’ll Learn
- Foundational theories and core methods in drama therapy
- Research-informed applications across trauma, group, and community practice
- Ways to integrate drama-based interventions to improve engagement and outcomes
- Case examples and experiential techniques adaptable to diverse populations and settings
Stay Tuned for Our 2026 Start Date
Guided Art-Making for Wellbeing
Facilitated by: Hannah Medovnikov, Clinical Intern
When: Starting Tuesday, December 16, from 3:00–4:30 PM, ongoing biweekly on Tuesdays
Where: Art of Awareness — Hybrid (in-person or virtual)
Cost: $25 per class (self-pay; not billable to insurance)
This 90-minute expressive arts class offers adults a creative third space – a restorative setting beyond work and home life – to slow down, connect, and process life experiences through art therapy. Guided art-making and reflective discussion will support emotional exploration, community connection, and balance through creativity.
In a supportive and inclusive environment, participants will cultivate self-awareness, belonging, and inspiration through shared creative practice.
What You’ll Experience
- A creative and grounding space for connection, reflection, and renewal
- Guided art-making for emotional expression and insight
- Opportunities to build trust, authenticity, and shared understanding
No prior art experience required—just curiosity and openness to explore.
Disordered Eating Recovery & Body Compassion
Two-Part Virtual Workshop Series
Facilitator: Kiley Fine, LCPC-c
Who It’s For: Adults (18+) who are actively engaging in eating disorder recovery.
Workshop Dates & Format
- Part One: Thursday, January 8, 2026, 6:00–8:00pm (ET)
- Part Two: Thursday, January 22, 2026, 6:00–8:00pm (ET)
- Location: Fully virtual via Google Meet (link provided prior to workshop)
- Cost: $75 per workshop (self-pay; not billable to insurance)
- Certificate of Completion provided
Participants are encouraged to attend both workshops for a more comprehensive experience,
though each session can also be taken individually.
What You’ll Learn
Part One: Disordered Eating Recovery Skills
- Tools for navigating triggers with steadiness
- CBT and DBT-informed strategies
- EMDR resourcing for grounding and nervous system regulation
- Somatic practices to reconnect with the body safely
Part Two: Self-Compassion & Body Image
- Self-compassion techniques to ease internal criticism
- Body image work focusing on safety and internal respect
- Integration of parts work and art therapy
- Education grounded in Health at Every Size (HAES)-aligned principles
This series is trauma-informed, recovery-oriented, and designed to support individuals engaged in active healing.
It is intended to complement, not replace, individual therapy or medical care.
How to Register
Click “Book Now” above and select the January 8th and/or January 22nd dates to reserve your spot and complete the brief welcome questionnaire.