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Creative Hand Building for Team BuildingCultivating wellness, connection and productivity together
1 hour | Beginner friendly | Happy Hub Collective
Mental Health Week is full of talks about wellbeing. This is an hour of actually doing it. In a workday shaped by screens, notifications and now AI, an hour with your hands in clay is a rare kind of quiet. Led by Shiloh Blondel, founder and facilitator at Happy Hub Collective, who has spent years guiding Perth teams through clay, this session is slow and tactile, asking just enough attention that the mind cannot keep running its usual loops. Add a table of colleagues and people start talking properly, because their hands are busy and nobody is performing. No experience needed, no pressure to be good at it. That is part of the point. Teams leave with a piece of pottery and a better sense of each other.
Key benefits:
- Enhance teamwork and collaboration
- Foster mindfulness and stress relief
- Encourage creativity and innovation
- Strengthen workplace relationships
- Cultivate a positive work culture
What you will get:
- All pottery materials to make one clay creation
- Creative guidance (and creative license)
- Kiln firing and glazing of one piece
What to bring:
- Just yourself!
Please note:
- Kiln and glaze firing of one piece is included. Following this workshop, we will bisque and glaze fire your creation.
- Please allow a six to eight week turnaround for your piece to be glazed and fired. Once ready, we will organise a collection time from our Fremantle Studio.
- We do not offer postage of any pottery creations. All pottery must be collected by participants or a nominated friend or family member.
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