Digital Vision Board Workshop from therapist Roya Dedeaux

Hey y'all!

I'm a licensed therapist, author, and speaker and I LOVE making digital art with folks! It's what I do in my practice, in my therapy groups, and you'll even see it all throughout my books!

I'm offering a twist on a vision board workshop this year for the very first time. We're going to call it Recreating Vision Boards -- and I'll tell you more about it below!

1. It's 2 hours long, and all done online so you can join in from anywhere.
2. You don't need any art experience whatsoever. You also do not need to pay for any special programs. When you register, I'll send you a list of the free resources you'll want to round up and have on hand. I'll walk you through the how-to's, both technically and emotionally.

1. I'm a big fan of being inspired, but I am a bigger fan of having accountability and action attached to that feeling. My vision board workshop is not just about wanting, throwing a picture on a collage and hoping that want will manifest one day. Ohhh no. We will be talking big picture wants and vibes, but we'll also be looking at things that stand in our way, creating action items, and making it all purty while we're at it.

I'd love for you to come, and I'd love for you to bring a friend. Know why? We are WAY more likely to show up if someone else is counting on us. So here's the plan -- you're going to register and add it to your calendar right away (accountability!) Then I strongly suggest you send it IMMEDIATELY to three friends you'd like to make art with (don't wait!), and tell them you're already signed up and they can too (concrete directions!) Get them to get it on THEIR calendars right away too (more accountability!) Make a plan, take a step, and then we'll make some magic!

If you'd like to know more about me and my practice, here's my bio!

Roya Dedeaux is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a focus on parenting and play. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Recreation and a Master’s degree in Counseling from California State University, Long Beach where she taught in the Recreation and Leisure Studies department for over a decade.

This experience has led her to a private therapy practice, authoring several books, and creating games and a series of parenting courses. She believes strongly in the importance of creativity and has spent the majority of her personal and professional life inspiring others to become more creative. She has been a featured or keynote speaker at over 60 conferences, speaking about the importance of parents using recreation, leisure, art, and play to connect with and support their kids.

As a grown homeschooler, she conducted the largest study related to mental health and homeschooling in the United States. Her first book Connect with Courage: practical ways to work through fear and find joy in the places your kids take you is available at all major book retailers, and her latest children's book This Is The Head That I Have is available as well!

Roya specializes in using art in her therapy practice, and as her own creative outlet, she creates handmade jewelry out of clay and crochet at Royaboya Handmade. She also loves to play, garden, and craft with her wonderful children, husband, and animals where they live and homeschool in Southern California.

Event Venue

Online