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Art Enabling at work

In-person or online art Initiatives for Teams, staff & professional practices

Humans are naturally creative, and modern life is undoubtedly stressful. Engaging in art activities allows time for participants to take a moment, disengage their busy brains, and let their minds wander whilst learning something new or rediscovering with once-lost hobbies and pastimes.

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A group of women and a man standing around a wooden table, looking at drawings and documents, in a well-lit room with large windows and blue curtains.
Six people, five women and one man, participating in a group activity outdoors on a wooden deck surrounded by plants. They are holding sticks over large sheets of paper with abstract drawings, possibly playing a game or engaging in a creative activity. Two bowls of cherries are on the ground between them, and a dog is present on the right side of the image.

All My Art Workshops are Suitable For Every Level

  • Working With Our Hands Helps Us To Think In Different Ways

  • Creativity Inspires Confidence

  • Practicing Art Strengthens Focus and Concentration

  • Foster Employee Loyalty and Long-Term Engagement.

  • New Interests Are Found

  • Endorphins Are Released, Improving Moods

  • New Friendships Blossom In Art Sessions

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A group of women participating in a virtual art class, each holding up a sketch of a still life with a bowl of fruit and a vase with flowers.
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“I’ve been struggling to get back to art for years. Sam hits the nail on the head and inspires to just do it and keep it simple. Really looking forward to more of this course”
— Marianne
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“I attended one of Samantha’s drawing events and we had the best time. Sam breaks down the traditional idea of what drawing should be, and was extremely helpful in encouraging everyone not to be self-critical if they were just starting out, which is often a huge stumbling block. She is creative and fun, and very welcoming no matter your skill level. Highly recommended!”
— Anya
“Sam is a brilliant teacher, mentor, and a charismatic communicator! She’s a terrific artist too and full of ideas! Loved the session.”
— Wendy
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