Woven Path Art Therapy and Counseling

02/06/2026

Come on over to Woven Path!

02/06/2026

We’re so glad to welcome Rachael to Woven Path. She brings a collaborative, strengths-based approach to supporting adults through life transitions, anxiety, and trauma. If you’re looking for a steady, compassionate space to begin or continue your work, Rachael has immediate evening openings and would love to connect.

www.wovenpatharttherapy.com/contact

01/30/2026

Thankful for this lovely opportunity to provide community care!

Local art therapist hosts monthly community art therapy sessions for political grief

01/28/2026

✨ Art Therapy Groups for Homeschoolers! ✨
Faren is starting a monthly Homeschool Open Studio at Woven Path Art Therapy Studio, with groups for different age levels:

Grades K–3: First Tuesday
Feb 3 • Mar 3 • Apr 7

Grades 4–6: Second Tuesday
Feb 10 • Mar 10 • Apr 14

Grades 7–12: Fourth Tuesday
Feb 24 • Mar 24 • Apr 21

More Details:
Tuesdays | 10:00–11:30 am
202 E. Division St, Ishpeming
$25 cash / $28 Venmo, PayPal, or check
Capacity: 6 children per session
Pre-registration required: message us!

What is Open Studio Art Therapy? And how will it benefit your kiddo?
A low-pressure, supportive art space where kids explore creativity through open-ended art-making. Themes, materials, and gentle guidance are offered. There is no “right way” to make art, you we see kids gain confidence through making!
✔ Encourages creativity, curiosity, and confidence
✔ Builds connection and self-expression
✔ Celebrates individuality and imagination

01/27/2026

political grief can feel heavy, consuming, and endless… and still small moments of joy matter.

making art without an agenda.
petting your dog a little longer.
watching the sky change colors at sunset.
letting yourself enjoy a treat without guilt.

these micro joys don’t erase the grief, but they help us survive it. they remind our nervous systems that beauty and safety still exist.

you’re not disengaged.
you’re human.
and rest is part of resistance.

01/26/2026

Amazing to see more therapists in the community offering a space to discuss and process these difficult times. Thank you CDT team!

In hard times, we gather.
A welcoming space for collective healing, solidarity, and care, rooted in resistance and facilitated by CDT therapists.

When: Feb 3rd, 7pm
Where: 1025 W Washington St, Suit B

01/25/2026

https://facebook.com/events/s/community-art-therapy-group-fo/1371759034634456/

Join us at the Burrow for a monthly community art therapy gathering focused on processing political grief, uncertainty, and collective anxiety. This group offers a supportive space to come together, share concerns and fears, and gently explore feelings of hopelessness or overwhelm through conversation and art-making.

The group is facilitated by licensed art therapist Amy Rynn, LPC, ATR-BC, and includes optional creative expression alongside guided discussion. No art experience is necessary and art materials will be provided.

Cost: Sliding scale $5–$20 per person
We believe access to creative support should be flexible and inclusive. Please choose the rate that feels sustainable for you.

Payment accepted via cash or Venmo

Questions? Email amy@wovenpatharttherapy.com

01/21/2026

✨ Community Art Supply Drive ✨

Do you have a craft stash that’s gotten a little out of hand? Those “I’ll use this someday” supplies could help build something meaningful.

We’re accepting gently used and donated art + craft materials to help stock our community art therapy studio.

Materials we’re looking for:
• String, ribbon, wire
• Beads, sequins, stickers
• Pipe cleaners
• Pom-poms
• Fabric scraps
• Paper of all types, colors, and styles
• Craft glue & hot glue
• Brushes & paints
• Small boxes that could be upcycled
• Frames that could be upcycled
• Large flat cardboard pieces

Drop-off location:
Woven Path Community Studio
202 E Division Street, Ishpeming, MI

Drop-off times:
Saturday 1/24 and 1/31
1:30–5:00 PM

Every donated item helps turn scraps into self-expression, regulation, and community care. Thank you for supporting art that holds more than words can 💛

01/17/2026

One of the best parts of my weekend 💛
These looms belong to 8 different makers in the weaving workshop after two classes!! They are all learning the same skills, and yet every piece looks completely unique. Different colors, rhythms, textures, and stories showing up on the loom.

I’m so grateful for this group and the space we’ve shared together.

I truly hope to continue offering weaving workshops like this. There is something really special about slowing down, working with our hands, and making art side by side 🧶✨

01/16/2026

A reminder as we head into the weekend:
Self-care doesn’t have to be big. And resting counts as self-care!

Your self-care doesn’t have to be productive or impressive, it just has to support you.

May you give yourself permission to rest, play, and tend to yourself in whatever way you need.