Creative Retrospective:
An Artful Workshop to Make Sense of Your Year
As the year draws to a close,
take a moment to look back onto it.
Not just to review what happened, but to feel what it meant for you.
step out of the day-to-day rush and see your year clearly from a wider perspective
reflect on your experiences in a structured, creative way - helping you understand patterns, lessons, and growth
transform scattered memories into a coherent story of your year
Take this opportunity to…
In this workshop, we’ll use art-based tools (drawing, clay modelling, writing, and more) to help us revisit the past 12 months in a fresh way: the highs and lows, the challenges and joys, the lessons and surprises.
Art-making is a very powerful way to reflect because it engages both the mind and the body, allowing you to access emotions and insights that words alone cannot. By turning abstract experiences into tangible forms, you process them from a valuable new perspective.
Guided by me as a psychologist and trained art therapy facilitator, you don’t need any prior artistic experience or talent — only curiosity and openness! Together in a warm, supportive space we’ll explore what you want to carry forward into the coming year, and what you’re ready to release.
You will leave with not only a deeper understanding of your journey this year,
but also a satisfying sense of having put the experiences in their rightful place,
so that you can move forward with more ease and clarity.
When & Where?
date still to be confirmed
- send me a message with what works best for you!
options: Dec 19, or 20 in the evening (6-8:30 pm)
Dec 20 or 21 in the morning (10-12:30)
location also to be confirmed depending on the date, but you can count on a cosy space within the Amsterdam Ring
if none of these work for you, but you’d love to join, also let me know and I’ll explore alternative options
Price
€75 per participant (VAT included)
includes all materials, cookies & tea
bonus gifts:
a reusable pdf workbook + a special pack of 12 selected image cards with ideas for their creative reflective use
or ask any questions you might have!