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episode 9: Grief flowing into Art
Sandra Sabene has facilitated thousands of inspiring events - all AFTER she lost her husband to cancer in 2000 when her boys were just 5 & 8. She had been on a healing pathway prior, though his death became the catalyst for creating her childhood dream - an arts and healing centre.
This very talented lady is the director and creator of meditational painting, the longest-running drum circle in Syracuse NY and she has inspired teens and adults all along the east coast to explore their growth, discover themselves and their connection.
However, her son's death from an accidental overdose last June, opened a whole new beautiful journey of connectedness as she lived and embraced knowing he would die young - I know - you're thinking how can that be, right?
You don’t want to miss:
- Sandra's journey with her son through drug addiction!
- How people who have suffered trauma can grieve differently
- Meditational painting!
PLUS, the NEW safe space she has created to help others heal
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Sandra's links
Website: www.artsandhealing.com
Unlock Your Creative Potential: https://healingarts.kartra.com/portal/30DayDrawCourse/index
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Quote:
"If we don't feel safe, you know we're not going to open up. We're not going to trust ourselves and we won't trust whoever it is that is navigating this experience for us" ~ Sandra Sabene