Drawing for Self Care
Saturday 21 October 2023, 2:00 - 4:00pm
Brisbane Quaker Meeting House
Click here to register
If you have a group of friends or colleagues in Brisbane who would like to explore doodling and drawing for well-being, please contact me. There are no artistic or drawing skills required for these workshops.
Saturday 21 October 2023, 2:00 - 4:00pm
Brisbane Quaker Meeting House
Click here to register
If you have a group of friends or colleagues in Brisbane who would like to explore doodling and drawing for well-being, please contact me. There are no artistic or drawing skills required for these workshops.
Previous Drawing Sessions
Time: Saturday 22 July , 10:00am - 3:00pm
Venue: Brisbane Quaker Meeting House, Kelvin Grove
Venue: Brisbane Quaker Meeting House, Kelvin Grove
Drawing Session for LinkedIn APAC
2023 LinkedIn APAC Creative InDay: Doodle for Self Care
Fri Feb 24, 2023 12:30pm – 1:30pm (AEST)
Mindful Doodles
This self-care drawing activity can help you to explore your visual language and metaphors to develop resourcefulness, create possibilities and improve well-being.
What is self-care?
Self-care is taking the time to do activities that nurture you, taking proper care of yourself and treating yourself as kindly as you treat others.
Why drawing?
Remember the last time you were drawing or doodling? Were you smiling while you were doing it? Drawing is basically a pleasurable exercise and motivates us to focus on what we love doing or seeing.
Fri Feb 24, 2023 12:30pm – 1:30pm (AEST)
Mindful Doodles
This self-care drawing activity can help you to explore your visual language and metaphors to develop resourcefulness, create possibilities and improve well-being.
What is self-care?
Self-care is taking the time to do activities that nurture you, taking proper care of yourself and treating yourself as kindly as you treat others.
Why drawing?
Remember the last time you were drawing or doodling? Were you smiling while you were doing it? Drawing is basically a pleasurable exercise and motivates us to focus on what we love doing or seeing.
2022 Help, Hope, Change Campaign
You are invited to a mind-mapping workshop to share your thoughts with the Queensland Sexual Assault Network to inform the Help, Hope, Change Campaign. What helped you? What gives you hope? What would you change?
This workshop will be inspiring, fun, and energising.
Cleveland 15th August 2022
Logan 18th August 2022
9.30 am - 11.30am
To RSVP, call 3808 3299 or email: admin@casv.org.au
You are invited to a mind-mapping workshop to share your thoughts with the Queensland Sexual Assault Network to inform the Help, Hope, Change Campaign. What helped you? What gives you hope? What would you change?
This workshop will be inspiring, fun, and energising.
Cleveland 15th August 2022
Logan 18th August 2022
9.30 am - 11.30am
To RSVP, call 3808 3299 or email: admin@casv.org.au
Connecting with those affected by bushfires through doodling
Sunday February 9, 2020
This session is open to anyone who is interested in using drawing and doodling to reflect on the bushfire crisis. This is a group session, where you will be doing some guided drawing and participate in a group discussion.
Sunday February 9, 2020
This session is open to anyone who is interested in using drawing and doodling to reflect on the bushfire crisis. This is a group session, where you will be doing some guided drawing and participate in a group discussion.
Drawing and Process Work
Date: Sunday 17 November 2019
Time: 2:00 - 4:00 pm
Venue: Brisbane Quaker Meeting House
Florence Ee and Tina Bramley will be bringing together two complementary approaches Interactive Drawing Therapy and Process-Oriented Psychology.
The session will offer a meditative guided drawing journey that explores movement, visualisation, sound and body sensations. The aim of this session is to offer you an experimental, creative space where you can:
- deepen your awareness through a rich sensory experience
- re-connect with your inner self
- self reflection
What a beautiful way to end the year! No experience is needed and all materials are provided.
Pastels and Sonatinas - Music Inspired Drawing Therapy for Self Care
Date: Friday 6 December 2019
Time: 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Venue: Relationships Australia, 159 St Pauls Terrace, Spring Hill
Click to view details of this event
Date: Friday 6 December 2019
Time: 5:30 - 7:00 pm
Venue: Relationships Australia, 159 St Pauls Terrace, Spring Hill
Click to view details of this event
Join Interactive Drawing Therapist Florence Ee and accomplished flautist Sophie Manoharan for a live music experience guiding a self-care drawing session. This workshop involves guided drawing inspired by specially chosen sounds of the flute to bring about a strong sense of self-awareness, self-connection and self-nurture, using music and drawing to motivate us to focus on what we love doing, hearing and seeing.
Guided drawing requires no artistic talent or drawing ability. Just come along and have some fun drawing and listening to a variety of calming tunes led by a musician-drawing therapist duo.
Presenters:
Florence Ee is an experienced Interactive Drawing Therapy (IDT) teacher who delivers workshops in Australia and New Zealand. With qualifications in psychology and counselling, Florence has more than 12 years of counselling experience. She began her IDT journey in 2007 and she is now an accredited IDT instructor and supervisor. She works in her private practice "Mindful Doodles" and runs group workshops for agencies and schools.
Sophie Manoharan is a freelance flute player and instrumental music teacher and holds a Master of Philosophy (Music Performance) and a Bachelor of Music (Performance) with first-class Honours from the University of Queensland. Her diverse performance portfolio includes playing for various orchestras, musicals, weddings, community functions and events, international master classes, recitals and short films. She enjoys exploring classical, jazz, popular and world music through her work.
Guided drawing requires no artistic talent or drawing ability. Just come along and have some fun drawing and listening to a variety of calming tunes led by a musician-drawing therapist duo.
Presenters:
Florence Ee is an experienced Interactive Drawing Therapy (IDT) teacher who delivers workshops in Australia and New Zealand. With qualifications in psychology and counselling, Florence has more than 12 years of counselling experience. She began her IDT journey in 2007 and she is now an accredited IDT instructor and supervisor. She works in her private practice "Mindful Doodles" and runs group workshops for agencies and schools.
Sophie Manoharan is a freelance flute player and instrumental music teacher and holds a Master of Philosophy (Music Performance) and a Bachelor of Music (Performance) with first-class Honours from the University of Queensland. Her diverse performance portfolio includes playing for various orchestras, musicals, weddings, community functions and events, international master classes, recitals and short films. She enjoys exploring classical, jazz, popular and world music through her work.
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2018 Queensland Counsellors Association (QCA):
Relaxation Centre for Queensland 15 South Pine Rd, Alderley QLD Doodles for Noodles Click to view details of this event Do you want to incorporate more visual language in your counselling beyond a genogram? A staggering number of scientific, mathematical and business breakthroughs have come about via the act of doodling and diagramming on a piece of paper. There is so much intellectual and creative power to be unleashed from visual language. It is time to make some connections between your clients’ visual language and their critical thinking, and using your clients’ visual metaphors with their problem solving. This workshop introduces participants to a hands-on experience using your clients’ visual language to bring about self-awareness and self-connection. This will enhance clients’ resourcefulness through doodling, writing and diagramming to help them move towards positive change. |
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