What people are saying.

  • "I don't consider myself an artist, but I loved this session."

    — Jane

  • “I didn't know I was stressed before, but after the session I can feel that my stress is gone."

    — Jan

  • “Time well spent."

    — Tim

  • “Easy, relaxing and fun!"

    — Ann

  • "A wonderful way to reconnect with my soul and my creativity."

    — Dianne

  • "A great way to go with the flow and honor your creative side."

    — Annie

  • "Ronda brought a calm, spiritual calm to our time together."

    — Lea

  • "This session helped me take time to "unthink" and tap into creativity."

    — Otto

  • "Participating in this type of event is very rewarding."

    — Betty

“Somehow the Neuro Art session assured me of hope and help. Hope and help may come from unexpected, inspired sources. Be open.”

- Class Participant

A group of diverse elderly women and a few men gathered in a room, holding colorful abstract artwork. They are smiling and appear to celebrate their art. The room has gray walls with artistic decorations and is well-lit.

“slowing myself down allows growth.”

Jan - Class Participant

A group of elderly people and some middle-aged individuals gathered in a room, holding colorful abstract artwork on paper. They are smiling and appear to be part of an art class or workshop. The room has decorative wall panels, modern lighting, and a wooden floor.

“I am grateful for this opportunity.”

- Class Participant

A woman with long blonde hair, glasses, and a purple t-shirt holding a colorful abstract art piece in a large, well-lit room. The art piece features a series of interconnected, colored and patterned shapes. The woman is standing near a table with a white tablecloth, with markers on it, and there are additional artworks displayed on easels in the background.

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