Project Insight

01/10/2026

Stay Tuned! 🌍💚
Learn how you can support Project Insight’s mission to Uganda in 2027 as we work to expand mental wellness, promote healing through expressive arts, and bring hope to communities.

Community leaders, including government officials, have endorsed and supported Project Insight® and its commitment to strengthening mental wellness through expressive arts and community-based.

23/09/2026

What Parents, School Administrators & School Boards Need to Know About Project Insight® Creative Journal for Schools™

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21/09/2026

🍂 GROW. CREATE. LEAD. TRANSFORM. 🍂

Your Growth Matters This Fall!

Capture your journey toward personal growth, mental well-being, teaching excellence, and business development with Project Insight® Creative Journal Expressive Arts Institutes®.

✨ In-Person Certification Training Programs
✨ Develop practical expressive arts skills
✨ Strengthen personal and professional well-being
✨ Enhance teaching, leadership, and community engagement
✨ Expand opportunities for professional and business development

Whether you are an educator, nonprofit leader, counselor, community professional, artist, caregiver, or simply seeking personal growth, our certification training offers an opportunity to learn, create, reflect, and grow.

This Fall, invest in YOU—and turn creativity into meaningful impact.

CREATE YOUR NEXT CHAPTER.

📞 For more information: Dr. Marsha Nelson
210-998-1868 x0
📧 [email protected]

20/09/2026

Stay tuned! 🎙️📺

Project Insight®️ is coming up on The Cleiri Show to talk about Project Insight®️ Creative Journal for Schools™️ and how expressive arts can support mental health and well-being in schools.

We’ll explore social-emotional learning (SEL), parental engagement, and support for teachers experiencing emotional stress—helping create healthier, more connected school communities.

Mental health matters. Well-being matters. Our schools matter. 💙 Thank you Cleiri Quezada & Studio X !💐

13/09/2026

Community leaders and nonprofit strategists have a responsibility to develop the next generation of leaders.

Dr. Marsha Nelson, Executive Director, and Mycah Lee Arellano, Founder of Project Insight®️, share the “Five Basic Principles of Highly Effective Leadership” through expressive arts, leadership development, and mental well-being.

We also emphasize the importance of authentic founder-donor relationships built on trust, transparency, shared values, and community impact.

Healthy leaders build healthy teams. Strong relationships create lasting impact.

Thank you, Hallmark University, for the opportunity to educate, inspire, and invest in future leaders.

10/09/2026

💜 September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month!

Join Project Insight® for our Third Saturday Workshop: “Intuition: Helping Us Process Grief and Life's Events on Saturday, September 19, from 9:00 AM–Noon.

Explore self-expression, reflection, and intuition as tools for navigating grief and supporting emotional well-being.

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Reserve your seat here: https://www.canvaqr.com/RGPgjMxml8

09/09/2026

The Project Insight® Warriors After Care six-week online program is proudly sponsored by the H-E-B “Operation Appreciation” grant, with support from Lone Star National Bank.

The program focuses on expressive arts practices that promote well-being, personal growth, and healthy coping.

Next enrollment begins November 2026 for all Texas Veterans and their family.

For more information or to inquire about enrollment:
📧 [email protected]
📞 210-998-1868 ext. 1
🕘 Monday–Friday, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM CST
H-E-B Lone Star National Bank

08/09/2026

September is Su***de Prevention Awareness Month. 💜

Our founder, Mycah Lee Arellano , shares his family’s story and his dedication to promoting mental well-being.

His uncle, a 38-year-old veteran who died by su***de in 1978. He shares his story to bring greater awareness and encourage leaders, school systems, and parents to implement accessible mental-health resources—including nontraditional approaches to support mental well-being.

According to the latest CDC data, more than 49,000 people died by su***de in 2023, and for ages 10–24, su***de is the second-leading cause of death.

Let’s continue the conversation, break the silence, and invest in prevention, education, and support. Mental health matters.
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04/09/2026

Warriors After Care is getting ready!

Dr. Marsha Nelson, Executive Director of Project Insight®, is packing expressive arts materials for our upcoming six-week program for veterans and their families—creating space to process life’s emotional experiences through creativity, connection, and healing. 💙


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