LONG-TERM Port Stephens resident and community arts advocate Tina Summers is using her creative practice to support local women, with her latest workshop funded through Australia Post’s Community Grants program.
Tina, known for helping women reconnect with their natural creativity, focuses her teaching on self-expression, exploration and using simple art processes to support emotional wellbeing.
She will lead a free Morning Tea and Art Expression workshop from 10.30am to 12pm on Thursday 11 December, hosted by the Women’s Healing Sanctuary.
The session aims to provide a relaxed space for creativity, connection and gentle self-care.
Participants can expect a warm, supportive environment where creativity is encouraged in all its forms, with activities designed to invite reflection, joy and moments of quiet.
The workshop forms part of the Women’s Healing Sanctuary’s broader commitment to providing safe, nurturing environments for women needing rest, respite or support during times of stress, transition or recovery.
The not-for-profit organisation focuses on helping women rebuild confidence and wellbeing through calm, restorative experiences.
Funding from Australia Post’s Community Grants has made the event free to attend, supporting initiatives that strengthen mental health and wellbeing across local communities.
All materials and a light morning tea will be provided.
For women seeking gentle connection and creative expression, the Morning Tea and Art Expression workshop offers a welcoming space to unwind and replenish energy.
Registrations are essential, with limited places available.
To secure a place, visit: events.humanitix.com/women-s-circle-morning-tea
By Jacie WHITFIELD
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