The Art of Serious Play: Workshop Series for Medically Releasing CAF Members, Veterans and Families
A four-week program designed to foster curiosity and encourage playfulness through the process of intuitive art making.
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6:00 PM - 8:00 PM Tuesday
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South Side Community Centre
The Art of Serious Play is a four-week program designed to foster curiosity and encourage playfulness through the process of intuitive art making. Through guided exercises and an open studio process, participants will use various media such as paint, clay, pastels and collage materials, with the intention to interrupt chronic stress patterns by discovering and following what delights and nourishes them. Artistic abilities or skills are not required; only a willingness to explore is necessary. This series is facilitated by Rhonda Miller RCAT, SEP, RP from Creative Arts Therapy/Psychotherapy.
This program is open to medically releasing CAF members, medically released Veterans, and their family members ages 16 and up and takes place at the South Side Community Centre.
Register by email to [email protected] by January 14.
Session Dates
- January 21 / 6-8 PM
- January 28 / 6-8 PM
- February 4 / 6-8 PM
- February 11 / 6-8 PM
Facilitator Biography
Rhonda Miller has been practicing Art Psychotherapy since 2009. She is a dedicated Art Psychotherapist and Somatic Experiencing Practitioner with a Master's degree in Psychotherapy and Spirituality from St. Stephen's College, Edmonton.
With extensive experience in diverse settings across cultures, including family counselling centres, addiction treatment centres, and private practice, Rhonda is committed to holistic healing and resilience-building. Born in Petawawa, Rhonda and her family returned to the area in 2017. Since that time, she has worked as a Family Liaison Officer at the PMFRC over two years, and established a private practice where she serves the local community as well as Veterans and their families.
Rhonda also continues to provide services to schools in Northern Communities in Nunavut. Furthermore, she is active in supporting training for trauma therapists in Somatic Experiencing; (SE™) which aims to resolve symptoms of stress, shock, and trauma that accumulate in our bodies and nervous systems As her practice continues to evolve, Rhonda hopes to develop and focus more on Creative Art workshops that invite healing through spontaneous play and art making.
