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Noori from Glenfield

Creative Healing Art: Group Art Therapy Sessions
Starting 7th August 2024, join us every Wednesday, 2:10 PM - 3:00 PM at the Mary Thomas Centre, Takapuna for Group Art Therapy sessions. These are educational and therapeutic, designed for adults.
Cost: Free (Donations for hall rental appreciated)
Audience: Adults only (No children or pets)
Capacity: Limited to 15 participants
Supervision: Self-sufficient participants who can consent to shared material
RSVP: Email nzartgallery24@gmail.com to confirm attendance. A reminder will be sent a week before the sessions start.

Explore the healing power of art with Creative Healing Art!

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