Woven Path Art Therapy and Counseling

02/21/2026

Beginning in March, Fridays are for making. 🧶✏️ 🎨

Join us for weekly Open Studio from 4–6pm. Come with a project you’ve been meaning to start (or finish), join a collaborative community piece, or follow a prompt offered by an art therapist.

This is a space to create alongside others with no pressure and no expectations. Stay the whole time or drop in when it works for you.

No experience needed and most materials are available to use.

02/18/2026

The Woven Path Community Studio will be hosting another group art show for the April First Friday Art Walk in Ishpeming. This time, all of the artists will be under 18!
Support your young artists in submitting art that is made with the theme “joy” in mind.

https://forms.gle/GuZYgUnxvyDwETNr5

02/15/2026

This past Political Grief group we talked about the quote “The only thing more powerful than Hate is Love”. And through discussion several questions came up:
What does it look like to hold love when the world seems hateful?
How do we protect love within us?
What is powerful about love?

If we want the world to be more loving, we ourselves can be more loving. Being with community, listening, understanding, and supporting each other is a way of doing that.

Join us for our Political Grief group held once a month for community, emotional processing, and discussion 🌊🤍🌀 Next meeting is March 12th @ 7 pm

02/09/2026

https://facebook.com/events/s/community-art-therapy-group-fo/1371759034634456/
Join us at the Burrow for a monthly community art therapy gathering focused on processing political grief, uncertainty, and collective anxiety. This group offers a supportive space to come together, share concerns and fears, and gently explore feelings of hopelessness or overwhelm through conversation and art-making.
The group is facilitated by licensed art therapist Amy Rynn, LPC, ATR-BC, and includes optional creative expression alongside guided discussion. No art experience is necessary and art materials will be provided.
Cost: Sliding scale $5–$20 per person
We believe access to creative support should be flexible and inclusive. Please choose the rate that feels sustainable for you.
Payment accepted via cash or Venmo
Questions? Email amy@wovenpatharttherapy.com

02/09/2026

Thank you to the weavers who warmed up our January and kicked off the first Creative Arts Class at Woven Path Community Studio!

Be on the look out for upcoming classes including another weaving group and Friday Art therapy open studios!

02/06/2026

Come on over to Woven Path!

02/06/2026

We’re so glad to welcome Rachael to Woven Path. She brings a collaborative, strengths-based approach to supporting adults through life transitions, anxiety, and trauma. If you’re looking for a steady, compassionate space to begin or continue your work, Rachael has immediate evening openings and would love to connect.

www.wovenpatharttherapy.com/contact

01/30/2026

Thankful for this lovely opportunity to provide community care!

Local art therapist hosts monthly community art therapy sessions for political grief

01/28/2026

✨ Art Therapy Groups for Homeschoolers! ✨
Faren is starting a monthly Homeschool Open Studio at Woven Path Art Therapy Studio, with groups for different age levels:

Grades K–3: First Tuesday
Feb 3 • Mar 3 • Apr 7

Grades 4–6: Second Tuesday
Feb 10 • Mar 10 • Apr 14

Grades 7–12: Fourth Tuesday
Feb 24 • Mar 24 • Apr 21

More Details:
Tuesdays | 10:00–11:30 am
202 E. Division St, Ishpeming
$25 cash / $28 Venmo, PayPal, or check
Capacity: 6 children per session
Pre-registration required: message us!

What is Open Studio Art Therapy? And how will it benefit your kiddo?
A low-pressure, supportive art space where kids explore creativity through open-ended art-making. Themes, materials, and gentle guidance are offered. There is no “right way” to make art, you we see kids gain confidence through making!
✔ Encourages creativity, curiosity, and confidence
✔ Builds connection and self-expression
✔ Celebrates individuality and imagination

01/27/2026

political grief can feel heavy, consuming, and endless… and still small moments of joy matter.

making art without an agenda.
petting your dog a little longer.
watching the sky change colors at sunset.
letting yourself enjoy a treat without guilt.

these micro joys don’t erase the grief, but they help us survive it. they remind our nervous systems that beauty and safety still exist.

you’re not disengaged.
you’re human.
and rest is part of resistance.