Starts Monday 11 September 2023
9:45 AM to 11:45 AM
at Broadmead Community Church,
Broadmead Avenue,
Northampton NN3 2QY
Join us to meet others and create your own art journal!
We will explore different techniques over the 12 week
course and no previous artistic talent is required!
Open to anyone looking to make friends and be creative.
who live in Northampton and are
experiencing long-term physical health conditions
Referrals can be made at:
www.Springnorthamptonshire.org
The art therapy open studio is a model of art therapy that is more art based and less psychotherapy based. The open studio practice allows participants to work at their own pace, regulate their interactions with other participants according to their abilities, and use the group and the space according to their needs. This is a safe space to explore an artistic interest or express yourself non verbally through the use of art materials. There is always option to discuss your art work if you wish, but no obligation to do so. You may make 1 image or object – or ten! No artistic skill is required.
The art therapy open studio can help with social inclusion, self-expression, self-esteem and confidence, relaxation, communication, connection and well-being.
We are currently planning this event and dates.venue will be confirmed in due course.
We are a new group looking to support young people through the power
of drama and movement. We strive to help you embrace the fun and
freedom of theatre.
Our introductory workshops put you at the centre and focus on creating a
positive and open creative space. We will work together to explore the
power of story-telling through games, movement and improvisation. Our
first focus will be on much-loved fairy tales. We are focussed, not on
performance, but on enjoying the creative process.
IMPORTANT – PLEASE PROVIDE THE FOLLOWIING INFORMATION BY EMAIL TO info@pinkrooster.org AT LEAST 48 HOURS BEFORE THE EVENT START DATE:
1. Please provide details of any medical history / conditions that we should be made aware of in the event of an emergency (e.g; Asthma, Diabetes, Epilepsy etc)
2. Emergency contact information (if possible for two appropriate adults) to include name, relationship to the attendee, address, telephone and email address.
3. If the attendee will be arriving and leaving the venue on their own and that an appropriate adult has given their permission for the child to arrive and leave on their own.
4. The name and relationship to the attendee of the person(s) dropping off and picking up the attendee at the venue.
5. Any food allergies / intolerances that we need to be made aware of.
REFRESHMENTS:
Drinks will be available during the workshops.
Food will not be available but please feel free to bring your own drink and food.
SAFEGUARDING:
Safeguarding and Child Protection are key priorities for Pink Rooster. We aim to support children to ensure they are as safe as they can possibly be. Pink Rooster and our facilitators and staff are committed to ensuring the safety and protection of all children and will take action to safeguard their well-being.
We acknowledge that children have a right to protection and this is supported in the general ethos of our organisation and reflected in our safeguarding and child protection policies.
Pink Rooster’s policies apply to the whole of the charities workforce, volunteers, trustees and any contractors working on the charities behalf. Our staff, facilitator and volunteer recruitment and selection process ensures that where deemed necessary, all have appropriate DBS disclosures.
Our facilitator and support staff for this workshop have the appropriate DBS disclosures to enhanced level for working with children.
We will have the required ratio of staff to attendees in accordance with NSPCC recommendations.
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Pink Rooster welcome you with open arms to our menopause support group, offering new visions, breaking down taboos, mapping phases and enabling this period in your life to be one of personal growth. Whether you choose a natural route, HRT, or a combination of both, ongoing there will be a wealth of care and self – care practices and solutions for managing symptoms with kindness helping you to become the person you feel is you.
Our meetings are an open safe space for us to share experiences, just relax and listen, and have fun! It’s entirely your choice if and how you wish to participate. We want to hear your voice, your experiences and nurture what we hear. We aim to bring you an exciting programme, from nutritionists, nurses, experts, professionals, and all of our wonderful women to learn from and support each other in a safe community.
Please click HERE to sign up, and please let us know if you would like to share your experience within the group, or if you would rather share it with us, we are happy to read and share your stories and experiences within the group, so we can ensure you and your story can be heard.
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