Experience a nurturing therapy group where watercolor becomes your bridge to deeper family connection and emotional understanding.
Details at a Glance:
Small, intimate setting (only 3 parent-child pairs)
For children ages 3-6 years
Every Wednesday in July (starting 7/9) from 10 am-12 pm
Located in the Flood Building (transit-accessible)
$300 for the full series
Superbills provided for insurance. You give this “receipt” to your insurance, and you will bring down your deductible or get some money back (check with your insurance before you pay).
What to Expect:
Each session begins with a mindfulness circle and themed exploration (belonging, creativity, and self-esteem) before parent-child pairs learn accessible watercolor techniques. You'll engage in guided creative prompts that invite authentic expression of feelings and family experiences.
The experience is enriched each week, adding markers, glue, and music! You are advised not to wear your favorite white shirt, but we should make minimal messes. We balance structure with creative freedom, inviting you to maintain a daily art journal for one month. Many families report greater ease in daily interactions following this practice.
Why Join Us:
When parents and children create side-by-side, art becomes both a mirror and a window—reflecting personal experiences while offering fresh perspectives on family dynamics. Watercolor provides a gentle way to develop visual communication tools for discussing complex emotions.
LGBTQIA+ families are especially welcome! Have multiple children? Ask about our August group.
Intake sessions are available starting in May. Space is limited—reach out today!
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Warmly,
Bridget Bertrand (she/her)
Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT 83020)
Expressive Arts Facilitator - Coach
https://linktr.ee/bhopeb
📞 650-539-4325
📍 Flood Building
870 Market Street, Room 953, San Francisco, CA 94102
🚗 Parking: 123 O'Farrell St (or enter via 71 Ellis St)
I pay land tax to the Ramaytush Ohlone people as I work and live on their stolen lands. Please consider contributing in an amount you can—look up whose land you are on.