Join us for Healing Centered Art: Many Paths to Wellness, a panel discussion led by Tiombe Wallace, MS, MFT, which will explore how the creation, sharing, and utilization of art can enhance our mental health and wellness, and help heal individual and community trauma. Panelists include artists Nica Aquino, Jason Jenn, Rosalyn Myles and Vojislav Radovanović, whose work is currently on view in Sanctuary of the Aftermath. Following the discussion, an opt-in, healing self-reflection/community care time will be offered. Participants will be invited to create during a brief art expression utilizing simple art supplies available at home. Register for this free event at http://ow.ly/ojIS50EDO5W Tiombe Wallace is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with over 23 years of experience as a Black intersectional feminist therapist, educator, and activist. She is the owner of a private psychotherapy practice, training and consulting business. She provides services and training for rape crisis and domestic violence advocates, social workers, therapists, educators, first responders, and campuses across the nation. Sanctuary of the Aftermath is presented through generous support from WE RISE, made possible by the Los Angeles County Department of Mental Health. This event is part of the “Bridging Wellness” series generously supported by WE RISE LA and done in partnership with the Arts Council for Long Beach and Compound LB. Learn more about upcoming "Bridging Wellness" events at http://ow.ly/G1cW50ELtcu Image courtesy of L.A. Art Documents featuring "Pieces of Us" by Rosalyn Myles.