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3201 Thorn St, San Diego, CA, 92104
b/t Bancroft St & 32nd St
North Park
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2.3 mi32nd/Commercial
2.3 miCity College
2.5 mi25th/Commercial
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Specialties
This is an Expressive Arts Studio…
where we focus on the process of making art rather than the end product.
Our goal is to create a safe place for you to use the arts to help you work through challenges, create change and have fun.
Along the way, we hope you will find a form of expression that is uniquely yours, make friends with your critic, build creative confidence and grow a community of friends and fellow artmakers.
We believe that art is helpful, art is healing, art relaxes, art inspires, art changes us, art changes the world we live in and a whole lot more!
Expressive Arts Therapy & Coaching Sessions
With Individuals, Couples & Families
No art experience needed!
Great support for your life to help you manage stress, create change to live a more satisfying life or to just feel more artful.
Working with all life issues such as anxiety, illness, work, relationship, parenting, grief, addictions, eating disorders, depression, stress, trauma, self esteem and more!
Meet the Business Owner
Tish S.
Business Owner
Tish McAllise Sjoberg, M.A., CAGS
Expressive Arts Therapist, Coach, Consultant and Art Maker
I have personally experienced the power of Expressive Arts in my life when I grieved the death of my parents as well as to support me to create major change in my life. A fabulous by product has been the cultivation of my artist self.
At my Expressive Arts Studio in the North Park area of San Diego I see individual clients, couples & families and offer workshops and groups to help people take a vacation from their daily life or deal with daily and major life issues like divorce, death, job loss, burn out, illness, trauma, and parenting challenges.
I also do contract work as an Expressive Arts Therapist serving: homeless; at-risk youth & adults: grieving, dying, and hospice staff; adults with developmental and physical disabilities; elementary, middle and high school classrooms using the arts to build community (anti-bullying); eating disorders; and maternal mental health.
