Bloom and Become with Jennifer Liff

Bloom and Become with Jennifer Liff and allow your visions to blossom with terracotta flower pots.

Explore themes of renewal, growth, and possibility in this immersive 3-hour expressive arts workshop. Using a plant pot as your canvas, you’ll create a three-dimensional vision board that reflects your hopes, intentions, and dreams for the season ahead.

Through guided reflection and creative expression you’ll leave with a living reminder to nurture both your plant and your personal growth. No artistic experience is necessary—just a willingness to explore and create.

When:

October 18th 2:00-5:00PM

About Jennifer Liff:

Jennifer is an expressive arts therapy educator and group facilitator with a deep curiosity about the intersection of creativity, psychology, and spirituality.

The arts have been part of her life for as long as she can remember. As a child, she was imaginative and creative—writing stories, making jewelry, and choreographing her own dance moves. Her parents were painters and music lovers, so she grew up immersed in the arts, regularly attending museums, Broadway shows, and ballets. Her earliest and happiest moments are rooted in creative expression.

Like many people, she eventually set creativity aside, absorbing the belief that adulthood and responsibility leave little room for imagination and play—and that only the “talented few” are allowed to create. A few discouraging comments only reinforced these beliefs, and creativity went quiet for a time.

Nonetheless, the impulse to make and explore never fully disappeared. Through her studies in psychology and the arts, Jen rediscovered creativity and came to understand it as essential to mental, emotional, and spiritual well-being. Now, as a “recovering creative,” Jen is committed to living a creative life and teaching others to do the same.

Jen offers online and in-person arts-based courses and workshops grounded in expressive arts therapy, which focuses on the process over the product. These experiences support self-discovery, emotional expression, and a return to creativity without pressure or perfection. She invites you to explore what’s here and step back into the creative waters.

Education & Training:

• B.A. in Art History
• Professional Teaching Credential
• M.A. in Spiritual Psychology
• M.A. in Mental Health Counseling (Expressive Arts Therapy specialization)
• Creative Journal Expressive Arts Method (CJEA) Practitioner