Support Circles: Recycled Material Workshop

This workshop offers a unique opportunity for both program managers seeking engaging community-building activities and individual participants interested in exploring creativity through recycled materials. It provides a thoughtful introduction to the transformative power of artistic expression while fostering connections within and among communities.

Exploring the Circle of Intimacy

Rooted in the circle of intimacy theory, this workshop delves into the layers of support we provide and have access to in our lives. Through guided meditation, participants, whether program managers or individuals, embark on a journey of introspection, exploring the conscious theme of support within their personal and professional spheres. Journaling and optional sharing opportunities further enrich the exploration, offering valuable insights into the dynamics of support and connection.

Crafting Connections with Consciousness

Participants, regardless of their role as program managers or individuals, discover the potential of recycled materials as tools for creative expression. From paper and print making with repurposed materials to collage techniques, this workshop offers a welcoming environment for beginners to explore their creativity. Step-by-step guidance ensures that all participants can actively engage in the process, fostering a sense of empowerment and connection through art.

Discovering Support in Art and Leadership

As the workshop progresses, participants collaboratively create a symbolic artwork representing the layers of support within and around them. This collaborative piece serves as a tangible manifestation of their collective insights and creativity, offering a visual reminder of the importance of community and connection. For program managers, the experience provides an opportunity to reflect on their positions within the circle of intimacy theory, considering their roles in fostering supportive environments within their organizations.

Whether attending as program managers or individual participants, all involved in this workshop gain valuable insights into the dynamics of support and connection, both personally and professionally.