Northwest Creative & Expressive Arts Institute

Northwest Creative & Expressive Arts Institute Northwest Creative & Expressive Arts Institute is a nonprofit organization that provides arts-based C

What if self-care wasn’t something we added to the end of the list—but something we understood as part of ethical practi...
08/20/2026

What if self-care wasn’t something we added to the end of the list—but something we understood as part of ethical practice?

Join Courtney Taylor for Ethics of Self-Care: A Nature-Based Expressive Arts Experience, an in-person workshop designed for mental health clinicians, educators, and healing professionals.

Through nature-based expressive arts, guided reflection, and creative practice, participants will explore burnout, compassion fatigue, resilience, and what sustainable self-care can look like in real life.

🌿 August 28
📍 Saint Edward State Park, Kenmore, WA
🎓 6 Ethics CEs
✨ Limited to 8 participants

Come spend the day creating, reflecting, reconnecting, and developing a more intentional relationship with your own well-being.

🔗 Register through the link in our bio.

Creative expression can give us a way to stay with an experience before asking it to become something else.So, a small r...
08/19/2026

Creative expression can give us a way to stay with an experience before asking it to become something else.
So, a small reflection for today:

What are you trying to solve that might first need to be heard?
You don’t have to have an answer.
Maybe just notice what comes up. 🌿

🎨 Back-to-School Special! A new season of learning is here and we’d love to be part of yours. 💛Whether you’re looking to...
08/12/2026

🎨 Back-to-School Special! A new season of learning is here and we’d love to be part of yours. 💛

Whether you’re looking to deepen your professional practice, reconnect with your creativity, or simply make space for reflection and growth, enjoy **10% off** your next NWCEAI workshop.

✨ Use code: BACKTOSCHOOL10 at checkout to save 10%

Offer valid through October 12, 2026.

Explore our upcoming workshops through the link in our bio.

08/05/2026

What patterns have been quietly shaping your life?
In this conversation, Dr. Leticia Nieto shares the heart behind her upcoming workshop, Archetypal Enneagram: Experiential Exploration of Deep Patterning Through the Arts.
Through the expressive arts and the Enneagram, this experiential workshop invites participants to explore the deeper patterns that influence how we relate to ourselves, others, and the world around us.
✨ Watch the reel to hear directly from Leticia about what inspired this offering and what participants can expect.
📅 August 21
💻 Online | 3 CEs
🔗 Register through the link in our bio.

07/30/2026

What does courage look like in everyday practice?
For Dr. Angela Lehr, courage isn’t about being fearless or having all the answers. It’s found in the quiet moments—choosing authenticity, setting healthy boundaries, and staying connected to what matters most.

In this short video, Angela shares what inspires her work and offers a glimpse into Connecting to the Courage Within, happening August 7.
We hope you’ll join us for this meaningful experience.
🔗 Register through the link in our bio.

Meet the Facilitator: Dr. Angela“Courage is a heart word.”— Brené Brown, PhDWhat if courage isn’t about having all the a...
07/29/2026

Meet the Facilitator: Dr. Angela

“Courage is a heart word.”
— Brené Brown, PhD

What if courage isn’t about having all the answers?
What if it’s choosing honesty, connection, and authenticity—even when they’re uncomfortable?

For more than 20 years, Dr. Angela has supported individuals, families, organizations, and communities through growth, change, and healing. Her work is grounded in a simple yet powerful belief:
Who we are is inseparable from how we lead, care, and serve others.
As a leadership consultant, educator, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor, and Certified Dare to Lead™ Facilitator, she brings together reflective practice, human connection, and creativity to help others live and lead with greater courage.
We’re honored to welcome her as the facilitator of Connecting to the Courage Within.

✨ Join us on August 7 as we explore courage—not as perfection or performance—but as a daily practice.
🔗 Link in bio.

FacilitatorSpotlight NWCEAI

Some creative practices stay with us long after the workshop ends.A journal that becomes part of your morning.A poem you...
07/27/2026

Some creative practices stay with us long after the workshop ends.

A journal that becomes part of your morning.
A poem you return to when words are hard to find.
A collage that reminds you of something you didn’t know you needed.

Creativity has a way of continuing the conversation long after we’ve put our materials away.

Sometimes, the smallest creative ritual becomes the one that helps us pause, reconnect, and move forward with a little more clarity.

What creative practice has stayed with you?

We’d love to hear your story in the comments. 🌿

07/21/2026

You have choices: Beyond calling out.
What participants can expect from this amazing workshop 🩵

Embodied Movement and Enactment of Calling In: Patterns of Durable Social Transformation
Friday, July 24
Link in bio!

Last chance to register today!

07/20/2026

Leticia Nieto, explaining what does it mean to call someone in and how can you apply it in your practice with clients or life.

Explore more on her workshop: Embodied Movement and Enactment of Calling In
July 24! Don’t miss it

Conflict Is Inevitable. Connection Is a Practice.As helping professionals, many of the conversations we navigate are not...
07/16/2026

Conflict Is Inevitable. Connection Is a Practice.
As helping professionals, many of the conversations we navigate are not easy.
Whether we’re supporting clients, collaborating with colleagues, or engaging with our communities, moments of disagreement and discomfort are inevitable.
The question isn’t whether conflict will happen.
It’s how we choose to meet it.

At NWCEAI, we believe learning isn’t only about gaining new techniques—it is also about developing the capacity to stay present, curious, and connected, especially when conversations become difficult.

These are the kinds of questions we’ll be exploring in Embodied Movement and Enactment of Calling In with Dr. Leticia Nieto.
Because meaningful change begins not only with what we say, but with how we relate to one another.

🔗 Link in bio

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