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What is Person-Centered Creative Time?

It is an experiential, person-centered expressive arts practice open to everyone. If you're a therapist, helper, coach, or healer, you can bring the skills you learn directly into your work with clients. If you're an artist, this will enrich and support your practice. And if you're simply a curious human — you are absolutely welcome here. You'll discover how to weave creative expression into your everyday life, because anyone can use creative practices to heal. I am trained in the Person-Centered Expressive Arts approach developed by Natalie Rogers, which emphasizes the creative connection and the transformative power of self-expression. Important Note: This is person-centered expressive arts, not art therapy. I'll explain the distinction — and why it matters — during our time together. This is an open group; come one time or every week.

More Details:

Tuesdays in 2026 (see dates on Zoom registration link for upcoming sessions)

12:00–1:00 PM PST

Who: Therapists, counselors, coaches, healers, and helping professionals of all backgrounds — as well as anyone seeking space to explore and practice their creativity, regardless of their line of work.

Cost: True costs = $10–$20 per session, though I am holding this in a gift economy model; learn more here: https://www.kazuhaga.com/gifteconomics

No one is turned away due to a lack of funds.

Attend one session or all — whatever fits your schedule. If you've registered but can't make a particular session, please let me know.

What to Bring:

Your own art supplies — choose whatever calls to you:

Basic materials: pen, paper, art journal

Painting supplies: watercolors, acrylics, brushes

Drawing materials: colored pencils, markers, pastels

Any craft materials you have on hand

No special supplies are required. Work with what you have and what feels inviting. You're also welcome to write, create digital work, or practice yoga.

Take a deep breath and come as you are.