🌀 Sometimes our minds are loud.
Filled with thoughts, emotions, questions, memories, dreams, and things we don’t always know how to put into words.
In today’s art therapy session, we explored Inside My Mind through breathing lines, colors, patterns, and intuitive mark-making.
Starting with simple crayon movements and allowing watercolor to flow freely, each participant created a unique visual reflection of their inner world.
No right or wrong.
No perfect outcome.
Just space to breathe, explore, express, and discover that even the most chaotic thoughts can transform into something meaningful and beautiful. 🌈✨
Hippo's Little Art
Hippos little art is an open art studio that provide theurapic art activity for all age. We offer a different way for enjoying and doing art �
Hippo's Little Art Art Class and Children Counseling, Artheraphy
Sometimes healing looks like slowing down for a moment, taking a break, and letting yourself enjoy small comforting rituals ☕🍋🤍
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Creamy, citrusy, soft cloud energy ☁️
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What began with simple shapes, colors, and spontaneous patterns slowly transformed into imaginary worlds full of expression and life.
So grateful to witness Raysha’s works being featured at KAMI — Panasonic-GOBEL Art Charity Exhibition at Gandaria City, alongside many inspiring neurodivergent artists.
For me, art is never about perfection.
It is about creating a safe space where someone can feel seen, explore freely, and grow in their own way. 🤍
☕ Sometimes emotions don’t arrive in words first.
Sometimes they arrive as stains, textures, silence, movement, and shapes waiting to be seen.
In today’s art therapy session, we used coffee as a therapeutic medium — allowing the stains to move freely across the paper before slowly transforming them into personal symbols and inner landscapes.
Through this process, participants explored uncertainty, emotional expression, reflection, and the gentle act of letting go of control.
Because healing does not always happen loudly.
Sometimes it begins quietly, with a warm cup of coffee and the courage to sit with ourselves for a moment. 🌿✨
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✨ What made this workshop meaningful was not only the journaling pages, the movement, or the discussions — but the space we created together.
A space where emotions could be explored without judgment, where creativity became a bridge for self-expression, and where participants were allowed to reconnect with themselves in a more gentle and compassionate way. 🌿✨
Thank you to everyone at Bina Nusantara University Bekasi who showed up, moved, created, reflected, shared, and made this workshop feel so warm and alive. 💛
Grateful for the trust, connection, and beautiful energy shared throughout the session.
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✨ No two journal pages looked the same — because no two emotional experiences are the same.
In this workshop, participants were invited to create intuitively: allowing the hands to move freely, following rhythm, colors, shapes, and emotions without pressure to make something “perfect.”
Some pages became playful, some became chaotic, some quiet, some colorful.
And that’s the beauty of expressive journaling — it creates space for emotions to exist without needing to be fixed immediately. 🌈✨
Every mark, color, and spontaneous movement became part of each participant’s emotional process and self-reflection.
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✨ After reconnecting with emotions through movement, colors, and intuitive journaling, we continued the workshop with reflection, discussion, and sharing together.
In this session at Bina Nusantara University Bekasi, participants explored how emotional regulation is not only about understanding emotions cognitively, but also about reconnecting with the body, creating safely, and allowing ourselves to be present without judgment.
From movement, spontaneous drawing, journaling, to sharing personal experiences — every process became a reminder that healing and self-regulation can begin from small moments of awareness and connection. 🌿✨
Thank you for creating such a warm, expressive, and safe space together. 💛
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✨ Emotional regulation doesn’t always have to look serious.
Sometimes it looks like colors, stickers, laughter, movement, messy pages, and feeling safe enough to express yourself freely. 🌈
In this workshop at Bina Nusantara University Bekasi, participants explored self-regulation through intuitive journaling, movement, music, and creative expression.
By allowing the body to move, the hands to create freely, and emotions to be witnessed without judgment, participants learned that emotions are not enemies to suppress — but signals to understand with compassion. 💛
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Jalan Suluki Cempaka No 29 Jatibening Bekasi West Java
Bekasi
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