Kelheim sees Catze collaborating with Housing Plus, aiming to combat the stigma surrounding mental illness and addiction through painting initiatives.
The Caritas Kelheim day center, located in Germany, has recently introduced a new group called Kreativos. This special art therapy group meets every Wednesday morning and offers a unique approach to creativity and self-expression.
The Kreativos group is designed to help individuals overcome self-doubt and foster creativity. By providing a supportive group environment, participants are encouraged to express themselves freely without fear of judgment. Through guided creative activities and collaborative projects, members build confidence in their artistic abilities and personal expression.
The Kreativos group's focus is on the process and joy of creation, rather than the outcome. This approach nurtures creativity and serves as a healing tool, enabling participants to explore and process emotions, reduce anxiety, and enhance overall well-being. By focusing on the process of creation rather than the final product, the Kreativos group empowers individuals to embrace their unique artistic voices and develop a more positive self-image.
The group's activities vary, with participants painting, drawing, creating collages, or repurposing old books for art journaling. This versatility allows each individual to find their preferred medium and explore their creativity in a way that suits them best.
In a recent collaboration with the Caritas "Wohnen plus" facility in Aiglsbach, the Kreativos group planned an exhibition titled "soul paintings". The exhibition, which took place in mid-May at the Leibersdorf swimming pool, showcased the artwork, installations, and fired artworks from the group. The themes of addiction and mental illness were made visible through these pieces, shedding light on the struggles faced by many and the power of art as a therapeutic tool.
The "soul paintings" exhibition was a resounding success for both the "Wohnen plus" team and the Kreativos. Participants received much appreciation and positive, sometimes moving feedback from visitors, validating their unique styles and reinforcing the importance of their work.
If you are interested in learning more about the Kreativos group or the services offered by the CaTze day center, you can contact them by calling 094411779425 from Monday to Friday, 8-4 pm. The CaTze day center is part of Caritas Kelheim and is ready to answer any questions you may have. Their contact details are provided for those who wish to learn more about their work and offerings, serving as a means for the public to initiate communication with the organization. However, it's important to note that the CaTze day center's contact details are not provided for emergency situations.
The CaTze day center's phone number is operational from Monday to Friday, 8-4 pm. We encourage you to reach out and learn more about the transformative work being done by the Kreativos group and the CaTze day center.
- The Kreativos group, based at the Caritas Kelheim day center in Germany, utilizes art therapy to support mental health and improve overall health-and-wellness.
- By focusing on the process of creation and personal expression, the Kreativos group encourages individuals to seek solace in science, offering a unique approach to self-discovery and healing.
