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The Power of Expression in Recovery

Apr 21, 2022
06:30PM - 07:30PM EDT
Online Event
Overview

Thanks to grant funding, the HealthTree community is invited to participate in an eight-week reflective journaling and creativity live online workshop this summer! This chapter event will explore how journaling and visual art supports your own personal recovery, growth and change. Julie and Eileen will conduct a sample expressive writing and visual art activity and provide a brief overview of the free workshop. 

Objectives:

  • Explore the importance of self-worth in recovery
  • Engage in expressive writing and arts activities to explore, reflect, and grow
  • Learn more about a free, eight-week expressive writing and visual arts workshop offered this summer to the HealthTree community

 

Agenda
06:30 PM
Introduction
Katie Braswell
Katie introduces the agenda for the event and featured speakers, Julie Moser and Eileen Lawton
06:35 PM
Presentation
Julie Moser and Eileen Lawton
Julie and Eileen will conduct an expressive writing and visual art activity and provide an overview of a free, eight-week expressive writing and visual arts workshop that is being made available to the HealthTree community.
07:05 PM
Questions and Answers
Audience
Type your questions in the chat and Julie and Eileen will answer them!
Speakers & Moderators
Healthtree contact Eileen Doyle, CRSW

Eileen Doyle, CRSW

Eileen Doyle facilitates Journal Writing Workshops that focus on self-discovery, healing and growth. She is a Certified Journaling Facilitator through the Therapeutic Writing Institute in Denver and has designed and facilitated workshops for cancer patients, people in recovery from drug and alcohol dependency, recovery support workers and prison inmates. A former high school teacher for 23 years, she now works in the field of addiction recovery as a training coordinator.
Healthtree contact Julie Moser, Ed.D.

Julie Moser, Ed.D.

Julie Moser, Ed.D., has worked for more than 20 years to blend a love of education with art design. These twin passions informed Julie’s work as a newspaper reporter and editor, education graphic designer and marketer, higher education faculty member, associate dean, and jewelry designer (chillcreativellc.com).