Personality Pages Summer Programs

July 13, 2010 - PRLog -- Creative arts can help a person express their grief in ways they might not have known possible. Discover the artist within and explore the possibilities of creative journaling. Personality pages use a multimedia art process which encourages self-expression through the use of the 2D design media; painting, collage, and decorative paper.  A  personality page might include  photographic images, meaningful thoughts, quotes, and artistic imagery which reflect the artist's personal vision. Each page is a unique reflection of the artist's creative decision making.

Participants in this program may choose to include their unique and individualized designs in an art group journal or  keep their personality pages while continuing the journey of artistic discovery. The program is offered at no charge and it takes place at Lory’s Place, 445 Upton Dr., St. Joseph, MI. For children ages 5 – 18 the program is on Tuesdays from August 3 – August 24 from 10:00 – 11:30 am. For adults, the program is on Thursdays from August 5 – August 26 from 10:00 – 11:30 am. Please contact Lory’s Place at  269-983-2707 to register for the adult and/or children’s class.

Since opening on November 15, 2004, hundreds of children from Allegan, Berrien, Cass and Van Buren counties in Michigan, as well as from Elkhart and South Bend in Indiana, have taken the courageous step of accessing the bereavement resource services of Lory’s Place.   With professional bereavement staff and trained volunteers, Lory’s Place provides regularly scheduled age-appropriate support group sessions that allow children and adults to interact with peers who have suffered similar loss. There is no charge for the services that Lory’s Place provides.

To receive more information about this workshop or Lory’s Place, please call 269-983-2707 or 1-800-717-3812, or go to www.lorysplace.org.

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Since opening on November 15, 2004, hundreds of children from Allegan, Berrien, Cass and Van Buren counties in Michigan, as well as from Elkhart and South Bend in Indiana, have taken the courageous step of accessing the bereavement resource services of Lory’s Place. With professional bereavement staff and trained volunteers, Lory’s Place provides regularly scheduled age-appropriate support group sessions that allow children and adults to interact with peers who have suffered similar loss. There is no charge for the services that Lory’s Place provides.