Restorative Music and Imagery workshop for helpers & healers

Thursday October 1st, 6-7pm
FOLK Refillery & Supply - Kingston, NY

My personal Music & Imagery practice (which began as a training requirement) has been a steadying resource in my life for many years now. Through collective and personal stress it has helped me reconnect - to my breath, my inner world & my resilience.

And now I’m excited to share this experience with you.


This one hour in-person workshop is an invitation to:

  • experience an embodied means of self-care

  • re-connect with your own resilience

  • tend to your own deep human need for color, play and vitality

  • immerse yourself in creativity with a group of fellow helpers & healers

We’ll gather at FOLK Refillery & Supply in Kingston, a space designed to nourish both body and soul.

No music or art experience is needed - come as you are.


Date: Thursday October 1st 6-7pm
Location: FOLK Refillery & Supply, 56 North Front St, Kingston NY
Cost: $30 per person (early bird discount of $20 until Thurs Sept 17th)
portion of ticket sales will be donated to Ulster Immigrant Defense Network (UIDN)

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Music psychotherapist Maya creates art as she listens to music. Join Maya for an online Music & Imagery workshop for helpers and healers on February 2nd. Learn more & reserve your spot here!

“I attended Maya’s Music & Imagery workshop in June and left feeling more connected to myself than I had in months.

What I appreciated the most was the way Maya held the space. There was no pressure to perform, produce, or “get it right”. Through music, imagery, & gentle guidance, she created an environment where curiosity could lead and creativity could unfold naturally.

As someone who spends a lot of time helping others find their voice, it was a gift to simply listen, reflect, and be present with my own inner world for a while. I left feeling grounded, inspired, and deeply restored.”

- Christi Somers, comedy educator

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