Creative Healing for New Selves and New Worlds (BIPOC only)

In this workshop, delve into the purpose of your creativity and dismantle structures that inhibit your creativity from flowing naturally. This is the time to embrace your own rhythm and cadence as an "artist".

Being creative is embedded in our nature as humans. As an creative human, you have your own sense of timing, of vision, of method. These creative patterns are also learned from community, family, culture, and country.
Our society defines "the artist" as a particular thing distinct and separate from society. It fails to help us see the ways in which we are each artists in our everyday life creating beauty in the world around us and making in the most mundane moments. As a result, we can be completely oblivious to our natural creative talents, believing the word "artist" applies to the few who do it professionally. If we identify as "an artist", we can lose track of what feels good in being creative, trying to do what others expect we should do.

To center and honor your own rhythm and cadence as an "artist" can bring you a great sense of flow, of grounding, and improved boundaries with this world. There is something magical that happens when you own who you are and how you flow - outside of any external expectations.
All skill levels are welcome from long-timers, newbies, and everyone in between. All varieties of artists and mediums are welcome too!

Led By Tieara Myers -

Tieara Myers is a teacher, healer, and psychic living in Portland, OR. She has a passion for exploring and unveiling possibilities through the classes and workshops she teaches. She has been studying the healing arts and teaching for over fifteen years in the Midwest and the Pacific Northwest. She’s found over time that we have the power to shift how we see things in a way that positively affects the well-being of our lives. She loves to help others open their vision, find their center, and step fully into their lives. Learn more about her at

Info: The first part of the workshop looks at exploring creativity that is self-defined vs. the challenges of white supremacy, capitalism, and colonization. During this time, we will also begin to explore what personal creativity looks like outside white supremacy, capitalism, and colonization.

Info: The second part of this workshop explores rhythm and cadence as an artist. Through journaling with mini-group and overall group discussion, a deep look is taken at rhythm and cadence through a series of prompting questions.

Host or Publisher Radical Rest