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Why should you purchase the workbook? I’m curious if you can relate…
There is immense suffering all around us.
We experience oppression, abuse, manipulation, control, racism, classism, sexism, and all the other “isms”.
Even when we don’t witness or experience injustice personally, we can’t help but be exposed to it through the news and social media.
This is collective trauma.
And one natural and healthy response to this type of widespread trauma is a desire to take action against it.
Many of us want to DO something! But we don’t know where to start.
What does it mean to be an activist?
What does it mean to make a difference in the world?
And how do we accomplish this while experiencing our own trauma triggers along the way?
I wrote the What Kind of World Will You Create? workbook to help you answer these questions.
I’m here to help you reflect (inner work) and create an action plan (outer work) for your own Creative Rebellion…. whatever form that will take.
It’s our thoughts (not outside circumstances) that create the emotions we experience. And those emotions cause our behaviors.
When we can begin to address our thoughts and emotions, real change happens because we start to show up differently in the world.
The What Kind of World Will You Create? workbook is a 35-page PDF full of valuable insights, teaching, and art + writing prompts to get you started on a deep dive into the inner work necessary to craft a Creative Rebellion of your own.
I believe that we will heal from the abusive people and systems that have tried to keep us down, one Creative Rebellion at a time.
This is how we overcome.
I’m inviting you to join the Art That Overcomes movement.
Are you with me?
CLICK HERE TO ORDER NOW – What Kind of World Will You Create?
Let me introduce myself…
Hi, I’m Jennifer Kramer! – artist (drawing + painting mostly), art therapist, author, and coach.
I created Art That Overcomes creative collective as a space for artists to give voice to trauma and oppression.
This is a brand-new online community, which has grown out of my previous program for women who are Overcomers of narcissistic abuse. As I’ve felt called to focus more on my own artist identity, my desire to form a creative collective of artists has grown as well.
Art That Overcomes is a safe space for artists of all disciplines to heal, explore, create, and connect.
Jennifer A. Kramer 