Corporate Art Therapy-Based

Wellness Workshops

A long white table holding art supplies, including paint bottles, watercolor palettes, brushes, markers, and acrylic paints, with a paper towel roll at one end. There are two television screens mounted on a white wall, with a green card that reads "Inner Space" in focus in the foreground. The background shows a modern, brightly lit room with chairs and a large plant.

Why Art Therapy in the Workplace?

Art Therapy is an evidence-based, and proven modality to help support employees in the workplace. Distress in employees about an uncertain future has grown due to the pandemic. And ways to express it are restricted. Painting, drawing, sketching, and doodling are expressive art forms that allow one to manifest thoughts and feelings on a canvas. Apply this to a work environment in guided expertise of an art therapist, and companies can give team culture a boost from group activities that focus on the cohesive expression of one’s personality. It can even lead to enhanced team bonding and understanding.

LinkedIn: Applying Art Therapy in the Corporate World

Book a Call to Learn More!
Art supplies including watercolors, markers, glue sticks, and torn paper, along with a mixed-media collage artwork featuring floral and abstract elements on a black background, placed on a white table.

Employee Wellbeing & Performance

As a society, our knowledge, understanding and interest in general wellbeing has increased immensely over the past few years. This interest in well-being has increasingly become an important metric in the general health of large (and small) organizations also.

It is imperative to incorporate support for well-being throughout an organization’s structure. By improving employee well-being, the organization is focusing on the mental and physical aspects of the employee to ensure they feel safe and supported in the workplace.

Well-being of employees has a significant impact on their mindset and how they conduct their day-to-day work. From this perspective alone, organizations need to take a proactive approach to nurture wellness amongst employees.

“‘Making art together develops a graphic language that enables people to speak to each other in ways that are simply unattainable by words alone’”
— Shirley Riley

Some of the organizations I’ve worked with!

The Kellogg's logo in red cursive text
Cocoon logo with the word 'cocoon' in stylized text.
Logo of March of Dimes Canada with a stylized tree and text.
The logo of Applan, featuring bold blue text.
The name 'TURNER FLEISCHER' displayed in black outlined text on a black background.
The logo of the University of Toronto featuring a shield with a tree, a crown, a book, a bear, and a Latin motto, with the text 'University of Toronto' next to it.
Rush Street Interactive logo with black background and blue and white text.
Hamilton Family Health Team logo with orange and blue text and a stylized orange and blue graphic.
A logo with an orange, white, and blue sunburst and a stylized smiling face, followed by the letters "B" and "D" in blue.

Virtual + In-Person
Corporate Session
Structure

  • We will usually start the group with a small check-in, either through art or verbally, to see where everyone is at.

    We’ll then start with a small introduction to the topic we will be concentrating on for the session.

  • A short warm-up exercise to get comfortable with the art materials, and to bring you to the here and now.

  • This is where you’ll spend the majority of the time on an art directive that is specifically designed to deep dive into the topic of the session.

  • You’ll be given a prompt to journal about your artwork, the process and any insight you discovered through the process.

  • This is where you’ll share your artwork with the rest of the group. You can share as much as you want, or as little. This is also a great time to connect with others and witness their healing process as well.

  • We’ll then end the session with a closing exercise, to make sure you’re grounded before you leave.

People sitting at tables and working in a modern cafeteria or co-working space with a sign that reads Turner Fleischer on a wooden wall.

Single Workshop - Virtual or In-Person

  • I offer single workshops in: 60 / 90/ 120 minute durations both virtual and in-person.

    • 60-Minute Workshop: $300/ hour

      * Materials Extra

    • 60 Minute Workshop: 30

    • 90 Minute Workshop: 40

    • 120 Minute Workshop: 40+

    • Consultation to develop a plan to best meet the needs of your employees.

    • Custom-tailored workshops

    • Themes to support the values of your company

    • Optional Digital Marketing Materials (+ $50 one time fee)

    • Art Materials + Kits available at an extra fee

  • All sessions will be designed to allow employees use and access art materials from home (no need to purchase anything specific).

    All art materials are welcome, even a simple pencil and paper will work!

    *Materials can be provided for an extra fee

    *Art kits can be created and delivered upon request! (location depending)

An art and craft supplies workspace with paint palettes, brushes, paper, and various art tools on a black table, set in a room with chairs and sofas in the background.
A cluttered table with various photos, drawings, and craft supplies, including animals, a butterfly, a person diagram, and assorted paper and markers.

Book a Complimentary 30-Minute Virtual Consultation to learn more about how creative wellness can help support your organization.

Book Here!

Themes Explored

~

Themes Explored ~

  • Burnout

  • Setting and Maintaining Boundaries

  • Self Care & Compassion

  • Career Pathing

  • Resourcing

  • Coping with Stress

  • Building Resiliency

  • Team Building & Communication

  • Gratitude & Wellbeing

  • Conflict Resolution

Paint brushes in jars and paint palettes with mixed colors on a white table, with a blurred background of stacked fabric or paper samples.
Woman sitting on a white couch looking at a drawing in a sketchbook.

I am a professional Art Therapist, Registered Psychotherapist, and lifelong artist with a deep passion for combining creativity and mental wellness. Alongside my work in art therapy, I bring over 6 years of experience in SaaS, small startups, and large tech organizations. This diverse background gives me a unique perspective and approach, where I merge the transformative power of art with the dynamic needs of today’s workplace.

Having worked across various teams and in fast-paced environments, I understand the stressors and challenges that can impact mental health. I’m excited to bring art therapy and creative wellness into the workplace, creating spaces where employees can reconnect with themselves, foster resilience, and tap into their creative potential. I aim to support organizations in nurturing their teams’ well-being, enhancing creativity, and cultivating a positive and innovative work culture.

About Your Art Therapist!