Tree of Life Support Group

In this creative and supportive group, participants will utilize the tree as a metaphor to tell stories about one's life. Participants can expect to build new, positive narratives about themselves and develop a stronger sense of identity.

Type:

Mental Health and/or Addictions

Age:

8 – 12 years

Fees:

Free

Referral:

No referral required

Eligibility:

8 – 12 years

Languages offered:

English

Location:

100 Consilium Place, Suite 600

Hours:

Monday, 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM

To enroll

416-438-3697 ext. 19055 / stridesintake@stridestoronto.ca

Program focus: Mental Health

In this creative and supportive group, you’ll utilize the tree as a metaphor to tell stories about one’s life. Participants are invited to think of their life in relation to the different parts of a tree, highlighting what makes them unique.

Participants can expect to go from a tree of life to a forest of life and together, weather the storms of life.

This FREE 4-week in-person art program includes:

  • Exploring your roots: Reconnect with where you come from, family history and names of people who have taught you most in life.
  • Growing your skills: Reconnect with your skills and abilities and what you are good at.
  • Dreaming about your future: Connect with your hopes, dreams, and wishes for the life you want to live.
  • Recognizing important influences: Reflect on the people, relationships, and experiences that have guided and supported you.
  • Weathering the Storm: Discover as a collective the ways that people move through problems and what is helpful in the face of adversity.

To enroll, contact us at stridesintake@stridestoronto.ca or 416-438-3697 ext. 19055.

To enroll

416-438-3697 ext. 19055 / stridesintake@stridestoronto.ca

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