Arts & Trauma Healing Workshop

March 24-29, 2025
6:00-9:00 pm (Monday-Friday)
8:30 am – 5:30 pm (Saturday)

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Empower Yourself. Empower Others.

Discover through this scripture based training workshop how arts can help people on their trauma healing journey. This training guides participants through the experience of a healing group, and trains them to facilitate healing groups in their communities.

Join us for a powerful and transformative workshop that integrates creative expression with trauma healing. Experience how art, music, dance, drama, poetry, and other types of art forms can support the healing process for people healing from trauma. This workshop offers a hands-on, creative approach to healing from trauma that nurtures the mind, as well as the body, emotions, and spirit.

Key Learning Outcomes:

• Experience a healing group through creative, Scripture-based lessons.
• Gain facilitation skills to lead trauma-sensitive healing groups.
• Learn how expressive arts can foster emotional recovery.

Who Should Attend?

• Community leaders & volunteers; artists; health care workers; spiritual leaders; educators and mentors
• Anyone passionate about helping others heal
• Participants must commit to be present at all sessions and all times

What Will You Learn?

• Facilitate Healing: Discover how to lead trauma-sensitive healing groups using arts-based methods.
• Biblically Based Lessons: Learn healing principles rooted in faith and current mental health principles.
• Build Confidence: Engage in hands-on exercises to develop facilitation skills.
• Create Safe Spaces: Learn ways to cultivate a safe, supportive environment for healing.

REGISTER HERE

Limited Enrollment: $165 per person

Early Bird Enrollment: $125 if you register by March 1

Limited scholarships are available.
Scholarship Application:
https://tinyurl.com/ATHworkshop-Scholarship

For additional information, contact Dr. Beth Argot, Arts & Trauma Healing Director at Dallas International University, at: beth_argot@diu.edu

Hear Dr. Beth Argot talk about the Arts & Trauma Healing Ministry and Workshop during this episode preview of the Connection Revolution podcast series!

Preview of Episode 37, featuring Dr. Beth Argot, Arts & Trauma Healing Program Director at Dallas International University, and Mark Davis, Program Director and Trauma Healing Director with The Sending Project; with Eric Rochester (host) and Nate Doom (producer).

Through the Arts, We Heal Together.

Note: There are other Trauma Healing Equipping Sessions regularly offered by The Sending Project during the year. For more information about any of this, please contact Mark Davis at mark.davis@thesendingproject.org or 913.206.6835.