Art is language for the soul. When we take time to be still and create, even for a few moments, space is cultivated for God to meet with us. One of the many ways we can intentionally come before the Lord is through art as visual prayer. In this episode,
This is the second video in the “Art as Visual Prayer” series guided by Lisa. These are designed to usher in engagement with God through creative expression. You will be led through an art journaling prompt, a passage of Scripture for meditation, and reflection questions to write about the art
Lisa is doing a video series with our partner, Premier Arts Collective (PAC), a non profit located in South Carolina. PAC believes that art is language for the soul. In this episode, Lisa will lead you through an art journaling prompt, a passage of Scripture for meditation, and reflection questions
Art Lab Rx is a mental health counseling agency focusing on art therapy in Blaine, MN. We have a thriving business with a mobile art therapy studio, a great workplace culture where we value our team and our clients, and we serve a full spectrum of populations. We are seeking
A kind word, a thoughtful gesture, or simply looking into someone’s eyes while smiling may be all it takes to let others know they are seen and heard, it shows care and compassion. We all know that, but it really strikes home when we are the recipient. I experienced this
We are all designed for a purpose. Unfortunately, the challenges of life often become roadblocks that prevent us from identifying and pursuing our goals and dreams.
Most of us are having a really tough time right now. At the same time, beautiful things are happening all around us. At the beginning of the pandemic, when my business came to a complete halt, I had my own version of a three-year-old temper tantrum. It wasn’t pretty, but
In this whole process of change, we’re spending more time in our homes than ever and we’ve needed to use our space differently. Many people are using this time to remodel their homes and yards. I wonder if, like me, they are seeing the spaces in their homes from a
In March, when my business suddenly changed, like most everyone else’s, I was no longer facilitating in-house art therapy groups. I felt a deep loss. It was then that I realized how important it was to me to be creating within a community and interacting with people about their artwork.
