Mindful Mandala Drawing for Children

A$197.00

In partnership with ANZACATA registered Creative Arts Therapist Amanda Musicka-Williams, Artly Therapy has developed an evidence based, online Mindful Mandala Drawing Program for schools, supporting Tier 1 interventions.

Students are guided to draw mandalas inspired by plants indigenous to Victoria while learning about First People’s use of the plants. Each module also introduces one of the 5 Ways to Wellbeing practices during each session, enabling students to build a mental health tool kit they can draw on for life.

Price: $197 for an individual. Pricing per school is available on request.

In partnership with ANZACATA registered Creative Arts Therapist Amanda Musicka-Williams, Artly Therapy has developed an evidence based, online Mindful Mandala Drawing Program for schools, supporting Tier 1 interventions.

Students are guided to draw mandalas inspired by plants indigenous to Victoria while learning about First People’s use of the plants. Each module also introduces one of the 5 Ways to Wellbeing practices during each session, enabling students to build a mental health tool kit they can draw on for life.

Price: $197 for an individual. Pricing per school is available on request.

Module 1

This session introduces the first of the 5 Ways to Wellbeing: Being Active. We explore the deep breathing and the body-scan relaxation techniques and learn about the Correa bush and Dja Dja Wurrung First Nation people’s use of it a food source as we are guided to draw the Correa inspired Mandala.

Module 2

This session introduces the second of the 5 Ways to Wellbeing: Giving. We explore aspects of giving and receiving, while being guided to draw a Chocolate Lily inspired Mandala and learn about Dja Dja Wurrung First Nation people’s use of it a food source.

Module 3

This session introduces the third of the 5 Ways to Wellbeing: Being Mindful. We explore the 3 Sensation Focus mindfulness practice while we are guided to draw a Kangaroo Grass inspired mandala and learn how the Gunditjmara and other First Nation peoples used it to make string for baskets, nets and traps.

Module 4

This session introduces the fourth of the 5 Ways to Wellbeing: Connecting. We explore aspects of connecting while being guided to draw a Lomandra inspired Mandala and learn about the Wurundjeri First Nation people’s Yarra Tribe use of it as a weaving material for baskets, mats and eel traps.

Module 5

This session introduces the fifth of the 5 Ways to Wellbeing: Keep Learning. We explore aspects of learning while being guided to draw a Nardoo plant inspired mandala. We learn about Wemba Wemba and other First Nation people’s use of it as a food source.

Module 6

This session builds on the 5 Ways to Wellbeing by introducing the 3 Point Gratitude Practice. We learn about the Silky Hakea bush and First Nation people’s use of it a food source as we are guided to draw a Silky Hakea inspired mandala.

Delivery Mode:

Online. The online content includes a comprehensive Teacher Guide Video which equips teachers to present the video program to classroom groups of students.

Program content:

  • Teacher Guide Video

  • Pre-program evaluation

  • 6 x video sessions to be delivered within an average 45 minute lesson

  • 12 x Templates

  • Post-program evaluation

  • Unlimited Email support.

Intended Outcomes:

  • Increased mental wellness

  • Greater concentration and focus

  • Improved self-awareness

  • Reduced anxiety

  • Increased resilience

Cost:

Price for an individual is $197 which allows videos to be used multiple times, enabling positive mental health techniques to be practiced and habituated.

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or contact our program director Gretchen Hillhouse for an information pack or to discuss your schools needs: 0410062846 gretchen@artlytherapy.com.