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How Painting Your Soul’s approach is resonating around the world
Press Release: Painting Your Soul Founder Karen Hanlon Inspires Global Audience at International Women’s Summit in London
Healing Veterans Through Creativity
6 Women Rising Up In 2024 And Empowering Others With Their Work
Karen speaking at the Global Woman Summit in London
Karen Hanlon will be a featured speaker at the Global Woman Summit, June 28 -30 in London. Karen will be speaking on “Unveiling the Soul’s Palette: Expressive Art Therapy for Mental Wellness.” For more information, please check out the Global Woman Club.
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Karen on cover of May’s Best Holistic Life magazine May 1, 2024
Color Your World: Painting a Path to Mental Wellness – Within the human soul’s eternal search for release, creativity remains a timeless gateway for growth, self-discovery, and healing. Since the early days of cave paintings, creative expression has transcended time, offering people of all ages unique avenues to cope with life’s challenges and heal their inner selves. Most of us are terribly disconnected from our bodies, minds, hearts, and souls. We live in a world that encourages us to be externally focused and outwardly driven. But self-love is about consciously directing some of that energy inwardly. Personal journeys like mine
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Karen Hanlon awarded Best Emotional Therapy Program for 2024 by Best Holistic Life
Best Holistic Life Magazine features Painting Your Soul
Blossoming Afresh: Channeling Spring’s Renewal Through Art April 1, 2024 by Karen Hanlon Blossoming Afresh: Channeling Spring’s Renewal Through Art – April showers bring May flowers. As spring bursts forth with blooms after the dormancy of winter, a sense of rebirth and regeneration sweeps over us. The season offers a symbolic fresh start—an opportunity to blossom anew. In this spirit of renewal, creative expression provides a powerful medium through which we can embrace spring’s promise. Art allows us to break free of old patterns, open our eyes to new possibilities, and reconnect with passions that may have lain fallow. Poet Philip
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