The Silver Lining Art Therapy Studio

It’s a beautiful day to make rainbow rice at The Silver Lining Art Therapy Studio! This experiential activates the polyvagus nerve, including the senses touch, sound, smell, and sight. (Tasting not recommended 😜)

The Silver Lining Art Therapy Studio and Kent Nazareth Yoga Man Studio have full and part time spaces available for rent. Some areas are furnished, some partially furnished. We have many great spaces for individual and group creative/expressive therapeutic work, including a room for yoga/dance/movement with mirrors, closets filled with art materials, full sound system, and other equipment. Wheelchair accessible and parking available in central location on West End Avenue at the Slaymaker building. Please contact [email protected] for more details.

Due to popular demand, our art therapy groups will be continuing! Stay tuned for an arts and wellness summer camp coming soon!

We are now offering art therapy groups for children and teens. Space is limited, please contact us for more information!

Excited to take part in this Trauma Informed Conference with a great lineup of presenters. So many great ideas and inspiration from colleagues in the field.

FREE Virtual/Online Conference: Resiliently Grounded & Growing: April 20 & 26 via Zoom Join us for our FREE spring Resilience Conference: Resiliently Grounded & Growing: Practices to Cultivate Well-Being. This conference will be held entirely virtually, via Zoom. Attend all or a portion of one or both sessions, completely free of charge, thanks to our generous sponsors & funders: The....

Thanks to all the wonderful people who came out for Ladies Night! We had a blast, and it was a much needed nourishment to the soul. Special shout out to Angela Gordon from Full Vida Counseling for co-hosting! Stay tuned for our next event coming soon!

Happy Diwali! Lighting the path forward with salt dough diyas at Lancaster Friends School.

The birth death cycle has been close to home for us throughout the pandemic. I’m so excited to dive into Loam’s new publication on this topic, including a feature by Puerto Rican activist Christine Nieves Rodriguez.