Harness the powerful energy of the full moon in this transformative workshop, blending art-making and journaling to reflect on gratitude and release what no longer serves us so we can receive the blessings that are coming our way.

In this workshop, we’ll dive into the significance of the lunar cycle for manifesting, while using the energy of the full moon to tap into our creativity and intuition. Through a combination of reflective journaling and expressive art-making, you'll create a personalized vision of what you're grateful for and what you wish to bring into your life.

Join us for a night of self-care, creativity, and soul-alignment as we honor the full moon and its gifts, creating space for new possibilities.

Supplies: An art journal is not necessary but feel free to bring one if you have one. All other supplies provided.

Please note: No previous art experience is necessary.

About the teacher:

Cat Thomas, MAT is an Artist & Expressive Arts Facilitator based out of Chattanooga, TN. 15 years ago, Cat intuitively began using art and writing as a therapeutic tool in her personal life. Once she experienced the true potential art has to heal the mind, body & spirit, Cat enrolled in the Expressive Arts Florida Institute in Sarasota, FL. After taking a weekend long intensive there, she knew her purpose was not only to create her own art, but to increase individual and community health & wellness by using the arts as a tool for healing, personal growth & self-discovery.

Since finishing her training in 2015, Cat has worked with 1000’s of people helping them connect with their creative selves so they may gain the therapeutic benefits of doing something creative. From working as an Artist in Residence at cancer center for close to 10 years to partnering with a local community to create a collaborative neighborhood street mural, Cat enjoys working with a variety of populations, and truly believes that when given the opportunity to create in a safe, supportive and nonjudgmental space people can transform their lives from the inside out.

Please note: Cat is not a licensed or credentialed art therapist.