About this Event
For driven professionals, traditional “rest” doesn’t always feel restorative. In this engaging Lunch & Learn, Rachel King, Executive Director of MADE Makerspace, explores how hands-on creative engagement works differently, calming mental noise, sharpening focus, and restoring clarity in a way that supports sustainable performance.
We’ll dive into how creativity reduces stress, enhances problem solving, and builds long-term resilience. Together, we’ll reframe creativity not as a distraction, but as a practical, strategic tool for clarity, performance, and overall well-being.
This session will also highlight the role of creative environments and communities in making it easier to reconnect with creativity, offering space, tools, and encouragement that many adults don’t realize they’ve been missing.
Attendees will leave with actionable insights they can implement immediately, along with a renewed understanding of why having a creative outlet isn’t indulgent, it’s essential to success.
Lunch will be provided!
About the Speaker
Rachel King is the Executive Director of MADE Makerspace and a mental health professional focused on the connection between creativity and well-being. Through her work in the Delmar Maker District, she helps adults rediscover creativity as a practical tool for clarity, stress relief, and sustainable performance.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Showroom at CIC St. Louis - 20 S Sarah, 20 South Sarah Street, St. Louis, United States
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