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Manifesting M. E. Wellness in collaboration with Pulse Arts, is offering

Healing Forward

Logo for Healing Forward featuring two brown open hands gently cupping an abstract lotus flower in gradient tones of teal and purple. Above the hands, the words ‘HEALING FORWARD’ curve in teal-green capital letters, creating a balanced and uplifting composition that symbolizes growth, support, and healing.
a free art therapy and grief healing experience for the Altadena community.

This trauma-informed healing circle honors multicultural approaches to grief and provides a welcoming space for reflection, creative expression, and collective care. The offering is open to families and individuals of all ages, and no prior art experience is required.

Ongoing / Past Events

Black-and-white illustration of stacked geometric panels displaying abstract symbolic designs.
Visual Artist

Adrienne DeVine

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aAt Therapy and Grief Healing Circles

Healing Circle

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Healing Forward graphic featuring open hands surrounding a lotus flower, symbolizing healing, growth, and community support.
Art Therapy & Grief Therapy

Group Therapy For All Ages

Adrienne DeVine, Visual Artist

I grew up in Pasadena, alongside my tribe of cousins who lived in households within
blocks of each other spanning from Orange Grove to the south, Arroyo Blvd. to the west, into Altadena to the north and Lake Avenue to the east. We were descendants of people who migrated to California from Georgia and Florida in the early 1920’s. A few
settled in Riverside County, but the majority of the clan settled in Pasadena. Over the years and through generations, others have expanded their horizons to live in other cities, states, and countries, but the family has remained deeply rooted in Pasadena
and Altadena, where we have celebrated reunions at Brookside Park in Pasadena, and Farnsworth Park in Altadena. Needless to say, many of us have been impacted by the
Eaton Fire.

About the coloring pages, “The Twins” is based on a photograph of my twin daughters, when they were around 3 or 4 years old. They were sharing a swing that was suspended from a large tree in the idyllic back yard of a home in Altadena. The other pages are abstract versions of a handmade book I made to highlight Adinkra symbols,
inspired by my interest in African writing systems. The inclusion of a candle is a simple reminder to pause and think about the blessings in your life.

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