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Treat yourself to a fun exploration of creating art with polymer clay. Artist Lisa Gould will teach tips and tricks on how to work with polymer clay to promote artful wellness. Participants will earn 0.3 CEUs while making a pair of earrings using their choice of 3 shapes. You will cut your earrings out, bake, assemble, and attach them to hardware. Get as creative as you like, while we use art therapy skills to learn to destress. Art therapy uses the process of creating to minimize anxiety and combat negative moods. Creating something can be gratifying and bring peace and mindfulness.
Instructor
Lisa Gould has been an active ALRID member since she became nationally certified in 1996. She holds national certification from RID C/CT, NAD IV and QMHI. She is currently the Interpreter Coordinator at the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind, Mobile Regional Center and has been there since 1999. She works in medical, legal, mental health and other settings in the community. In her spare time, she creates polymer clay jewelry and home decor with her business, Beach Chic Clay by Lisa. She can be found at many local and regional festivals!
Workshop will be in-person and presented in ASL only.
Deadline to register is May 13, 2024.
No refunds unless workshop is cancelled.
This is for ASL Interpreters, ITP Students, Members of the Deaf Community.
If other accommodations are needed, please contact pdc@alrid.org
ALRID is an approved RID CMP sponsor for Continuing Education Units. The activity code is #0327.0524.02 This professional studies program is offered for 0.3 CEUs in the little/ none content knowledge level.
This workshop is sponsored by the Southeastern Interpreter Guidance Network (SIGN) at AIDB
