Waking up to Possibility: An Expressive Arts Workshop

     

When we gather in community with sincerity and a shared desire to enact care, we catalyze each other and open creative doors. Everyday we can choose to invite in possibility and respond to the world in novel, life-giving ways. However, it's easy to feel overwhelmed, avoidant, or stagnant if we are trying to do too much in isolation. Through using the tools of art-making, embodied sensing, personal reflection, and community dialogue, we'll aim our collective creative energy towards what each person deeply cares about. When we genuinely want the best for each other, we establish an environment of generosity that makes the previously impossible feel workable. It opens unexpected paths, frees up valuable ideas. It helps us put down what hasn't been working and be brave enough to discover what else is here. Bring what's on your heart and goodwill towards your community. 

 

 

Natasha Terry is a 4th-generation artist who creates richly detailed wildlife art. She served as a young medic in the Air Force before embarking on 15 years of training in contemplative practices. She also attained a Bachelor’s in Psychology and Master’s degrees in both Teaching and Interdisciplinary Arts. As an arts educator of 10 years, her students have ranged the spectrum from toddlers to elders. Natasha led a workshop in 2025 for Creativity as a Spiritual Practice as a special guest for Andrea Weatherhead, and is excited to return in partnership with CSL and Andrea. To learn more about Natasha, view her art, or read testimonials from past participants, head to SparrowSongStudio.com.