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Neurographica Workshops #3 (ONLINE)
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Neurographic Art is an uncomplicated way to work with the subconscious mind through drawing. It transforms one’s stress and fear by drawing freeform lines and then later using a specific algorithm to transform the stress into a beautiful work of art. Neurographic Art combines art, art therapy, neuroscience, and psychology.

Join BIST and BIAYR for 3 Online Neurographica Sessions presented by Salima Andany, of PaintItOut!

Session #3 – Neurographic Art for Goal Setting 

Tired of feeling overwhelmed by your goals or ideas? 

Neurographic Art promotes mindfulness and concentration, which can enhance cognitive functions over time. The meditative aspect of this art form can help improve decision-making and emotional regulation. The process of creating this kind of art is far more important than how the final piece looks. As you create, your brain is encouraged to make new neural pathways and connections surrounding the challenges you are facing in your life. We will explore a Neurographic art technique for setting goals and making them achievable through drawings, mindfulness, and self-reflection. 

  • Start to focus on what you want 
  • Visualize and understand your needs 
  • Increase motivation and overcoming obstacles 
  • Explore your inner boundaries to begin to think outside of the box 
  • No art experience required 

What You  Will Need:

  • A heavy piece of paper (at least 8”x10”) 
  • A circular object or objects to trace 
  • Permanent marker (1 thick and 1 fine-line) like a black Sharpie 
  • Other drawing/painting materials for adding colour: crayons or colour pencils or watercolour pencils or palette or pastels. 

REGISTER, HERE

About the Presenter:

Salima Andany is a Trauma Therapist and Trauma-Informed Expressive Arts Therapist. Her struggles with speech, communication & emotional regulation after a TBI led her to expressive arts to manage anxiety, chronic pain, build resilience & cope with life’s challenges. She has come to understand that comparison is the thief of Joy. Her passion for creativity and psychology motivates her to support others in a learning these skills on their transformative journey.

Host:
Brain Injury Society of Toronto