Nora Doebrich, Art Therapist

This Thursday we will be meeting again via zoom. All we need is paper and some drawing materials. No art experience needed.

I am still hosting my monthly support group for Pregnancy and Infant Loss on Thursday at 5:30pm via Zoom. So, you can join from your home or wherever you are. ...We are going to engage in a simple Art Therapy directive, in which you just need white paper (any size) and some drawing materials (pencils, colored pencils or markers). We will come together, share and support each other with whatever is coming up for you. Here is the Zoom link for you to join the meeting. Please share with anyone you think may benefit from this support. Reach out with any questions. Thank you. Click https://zoom.us/j/6880206824 to start or join a scheduled Zoom meeting

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