Unlock the transformative power of self-discovery and collective connection in SoulCollage® As Community Healing. In this reflective one-off workshop, you will tap into your inner wisdom by intuitive card-making using cut-out images. No artistic experience is needed, just an open mind and heart.
Come explore personal stories, process shared experiences, and weave a tapestry of mutual support and resilience. Through hands-on creation and gentle group sharing, uncover meaningful insights while honoring the collective healing that happens when community comes together. Step into a safe, nourishing space to align your inner self with our shared humanity.
Designed for individuals who are healing from an eating disorder or disordered eating.
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Facilitator
Dr. Wednesdae Reim Ifrach, PhD., REAT, ATR-BC®, ATCS, LPC, NCC, CLAT, RMT, CDD, CCTP, CGP, CSTFP, AATCEP℠ (they/them) is an experienced art therapist and counselor specializing in eating disorder treatment, expressive art therapy, somatic therapy, gender-affirming care, LGBTQ+ issues, and clinical supervision, with a focused emphasis on supporting individuals navigating eating disorders and body image concerns. As a full-time professor in the Clinical Counseling program at Moravian University, they bring deep academic expertise into their practice. Wednesdae also co-owns and operates Rainbow Recovery, an organization providing clinical counseling, art therapy, supervision, consultations, trainings, and workshops to clients and practitioners throughout Connecticut and Pennsylvania.
Wednesdae’s community-engaged art therapy background includes contributions to the Monument Quilt, now housed at the Baltimore Museum of Art, and serving as a guest creator for the Museum of Modern Art’s Artful Practices of Well-being Program.
An author and researcher, Wednesdae wrote Queer Expressions: Expressive Art and Somatic Therapy Practices for Healing Body Trauma (North Atlantic Books) and authored the poetry chapbooks Hex & Flesh: 35 Incantations of Queer Becoming (Rebel Satori) and Skeletons, Sequin, and Kin (Finishing Line Press).