Grief & Growth Through Art: A 3-Week Journey for Tweens
A creative space to heal, connect, and express.
This 3-week small group is designed to support tweens (ages 9–14) who have experienced the loss of a parent or guardian. Together, we’ll create a compassionate, heart-centered space where they can explore grief gently through art, mindfulness, and journaling; surrounded by others who understand.
Each week, guided by Dianne Furphy, MS – Life & Mindfulness Coach | Art & Emotional Awareness Coach | Master’s in Art Therapy: participants will engage in hands-on creative activities and reflections that help them process emotions safely; without needing to find the right words.
Through these sessions, tweens will:
🎨 Learn healthy ways to express emotions like sadness, anger, and confusion.
💭 Understand that their feelings are normal and part of the healing process.
🌈 Discover tools for comfort, calm, and connection they can use at home.
💜 Feel seen, supported, and less alone in their grief journey.
Each participant will also receive a personal grief & growth journal, filled with gentle prompts and mindfulness tools they can continue to use for emotional release and self-care beyond the group.
WHEN: Saturdays, January 10th, 17th, 24th
TIME: 1:00PM-2:15PM
💜 SPONSORED BY Rock for DOC:
https://www.rockfordoc.org/
This program: valued at $195 per participant, is fully sponsored, so all you have to do is sign up! (REGISTRATION IS ON A FIRST COME, FIRST SERVE BASIS)
About Rock for DOC:
Rock For Doc is a 501(c)(3) approved organization with the mission of providing monetary support for mental health services for children and families who have lost a parent or primary caregiver. Spreading love and compassion to families who are grieving through the arts is the main focus of Rock for Doc.
✨ Space is limited. Reserve your tween’s spot today!
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