The Art as Medicine masterclass

You are doing everything they told you to do. And you are still on the couch, waiting to feel like a person again.

Art as medicine means using creativity on purpose to support your health, the same way you already use sleep and movement.

It lowers your stress hormones, works from bed in five minutes, and does not care whether you are any good at it. This hour is the research on why, and how to start tonight with a pen.

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Creative practice at Inner Peace Art Studio

🖊️ A pen and paper is all you need No supplies, no talent required. We try one small practice together at the end.

🛋️ Watch it tonight One hour, from the couch or the bed, and the five minute practice at the end is the part women still use months later.

📓 A workbook to keep Bonus prompts for writing and creating, plus an outline of the whole class so you are not scrambling to take notes.

What you will learn

Not "coloring is relaxing." The actual research, in plain language.

If you have been let down by things that promised to help, that suspicion is earned and you should keep it. So here is the standard this is held to. The World Health Organization has reviewed over 900 studies on the arts and health, and is moving to recognize arts engagement as a health behavior alongside diet, sleep, and movement. In more than thirty countries, doctors already prescribe it. Here is what that means for you.

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Why it lowers your stress hormones In one study, 45 minutes of art making lowered cortisol for most participants. Prior experience and talent made no difference to the result.

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How flow gives your system real rest Arts and crafts rank at the top of activities that reliably produce flow. You will learn what flow is, why pain and rumination get quieter inside it, and how to get there on purpose.

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What to do on the days you have nothing Five minute versions, bed and couch versions, and how regularity beats intensity. This is the part built for a body that changes day to day.

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How to carry grief and hard things differently Expressive writing and art making are linked to better coping. Not fixing what happened. Somewhere to put it.

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Where to go for the real thing The difference between art therapy, arts in health, and healing art, so you know what you are looking for and can spot who is not qualified to offer it.

Every study is cited in the slides, so you can read the research yourself or hand it to a skeptical doctor.

Your creativity is not a luxury for when life calms down. It is health care you can do from your kitchen table.

Is this you?

This class was built for the woman who

Is doing everything her doctors told her to do and still feels flat, foggy, or worn all the way down.
Has a closet of supplies she bought on a hopeful day and has not opened since.
Says she is not creative anymore, or not creative in the first place, and quietly wishes that were not true.
Keeps hearing that art is good for you and wants to know whether that is real before spending energy on it.
Has lost a person, a pet, a career, a body, or the version of herself that held it all together.
Needs something that works from the bed and the couch, not just from a tidy desk on a good day.

What this is not. This is an educational class, not art therapy and not medical advice. It sits alongside your medical care, never in place of it. Making art will not cure a disease, and anyone telling you otherwise is selling something.

It is also not a painting tutorial. You will not need brushes, paint, or a single ounce of skill. A pen and the back of an envelope is genuinely enough.

Your host

Hi, I'm Katie.

I did not start painting until I was 36. I was a marketing executive running a team of sixty when burnout, a string of diagnoses, and the death of my best friend took the whole thing apart inside of a year. I lost my career, most of my income, and four years of leaving the house.

Doodling on the couch is what got me through it, and being who I am, I needed to know why it worked. That question turned into training at the University of Florida in arts in health, a healing art facilitator certification through Cal State, a 2026 Global Arts in Medicine fellowship, over a thousand workshops taught to more than four thousand women, and a master's in art therapy I am now studying for.

This class is everything I found, in plain language, with no pressure to be good at art. I am a trained facilitator, not a therapist, and this is education. It complements your care, it does not replace it.

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One hour, and a pen

If the only thing you ever take from this is the five minute practice at the end, that is a coping skill you did not have this morning.

Art as Medicine masterclass

Here is everything you get

The full masterclass. About an hour, recorded live, including the guided five minute practice at the end.
The slide deck. Every study and stat in one PDF, cited, so you can read further or hand it to a doctor.
The companion workbook. Bonus prompts for writing and creating, and a full outline of the class so you can follow along without scrambling to take notes.
Unlimited access. Yours to rewatch and reprint whenever you need it, on whatever day you have the energy.

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