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Owned by Elizabeth

A space for wild hearts to create, heal, and connect with nature through art, spirit dolls, and playful self-expression.

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Wild Brush Studio

1 member • $3/month

This community is for people who want to paint without pressure, to experiment and explore their own style in a supportive, beginner friendly space.

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The Art of Her Awakening

374 members • Free

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The Mindset Story Exchange

26 members • Free

Therapist Peer Supervision

239 members • Free

Virtual Trauma Therapy

205 members • Free

The Quiet Return🌬

22 members • Free

Sell Anything Online

36 members • Free

Creative Care Circle

11 members • Free

Indomitable Phoenix Rising

6 members • Free

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Something new is coming to Wild Hearts…
Our first course, Spirit Animals, will be launching soon for just $9. A guided mixed media painting experience where you’re matched with a spirit animal unique to you and led step by step through the creative process. This one is all about intuition, expression, and letting go.
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Come and say hello 👋🏼
My community is Wild Hearts Nature and Healing Hub. Inside this community, we use art therapy, nature-based practices, and mindful creativity to support emotional expression, grounding, and self-regulation. Creating with our hands helps us process experiences that are hard to put into words, while time in nature supports nervous system regulation, clarity, and reconnection to self. This space is for adults and children alike — especially those navigating grief, trauma, anxiety, depression, burnout, or neurodivergence — and is held with care, safety, and respect. https://www.skool.com/paint-play-by-elizabeth-j-9034/about?ref=34fa3f08320c4c6b9cfc0131e40a6ea2
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@Jennifer Turner Hey there Jennifer, this is a great question! These are one of my favourite things to make. Spirit dolls are handmade figures often created with intention, for example a focus on health, love, protection, grief support for example. I create mine first using a stick, yarn, different fabrics. I began making my spirit dolls inspired by the folk tale of Vasilisa.
Wild Hearts Nature and Healing Hub
I offer a qualified, trauma-aware space for emotional wellbeing and nervous system support. Drawing on my background in nursing, counselling, and creative therapy, I work in ways that meet you where you’re at. Sometimes through conversation, sometimes through creative or grounding practices. Question: What helps you feel more supported — talking, creating, or both? https://www.skool.com/paint-play-by-elizabeth-j-9034/about?ref=34fa3f08320c4c6b9cfc0131e40a6ea2
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“You can’t blame your trauma for everything.”
“You can’t blame your trauma for everything.” Has anyone else heard this? It’s a sentence many of us are told — sometimes by others, sometimes by an inner voice that’s learned to repeat it. And while it can sound reasonable on the surface, it often lands as: • shame • minimisation • dismissal of lived experience • pressure to “get over it” Understanding trauma isn’t about blaming it for everything. It’s about recognising how past experiences shape nervous system responses, beliefs, and patterns — often outside conscious choice. When trauma is ignored or invalidated, people don’t suddenly become empowered. They usually become quieter. Harder on themselves. More confused. Healing doesn’t come from denial. It comes from context, compassion, and choice. I’m curious: 💬 Have you ever been told “you can’t blame your trauma for everything”? How did it land for you? If you would like to be part of a community that gets it. You can join for free here: Virtual Trauma Therapy With love, Chris
“You can’t blame your trauma for everything.”
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I feel like in the past I didn't let the trauma I had experienced define me. It wasn't something that I used as an excuse for where I was or what I was doing. But more recently, the latest trauma I've been through, has definitely shaped me and changed me and lead me to not care about myself so much. And it's not so much an excuse that I'm using. It's real. It has effected me in such a way that all those little things I used to do for myself seem like they don't matter and I just don't have the energy to waste on them. Things like getting my hair done. It's been 2 years. And I still just feel so drained. Add onto that that I'm a mum and have kids who rely on me, all my attention goes to them. To what they need. I dont know if I've really answered the question that was here, but I felt like I needed to say this, so yeah. I feel like maybe there is pressure to get over it. But with some things, especially traumatic things, it's not that easy.
We Did It!!! 1K Members 🎉
Thank you all for rallying behind this incredible group. All your contributions, support, and positive energy have come together to make this an amazing place to be. I can't wait to see what we all create in 2026 together. It's going to be a great year. Now no one churn! 😂
We Did It!!! 1K Members 🎉
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Very good work Shannon
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@Shannon Boyer awesome goal to reach 👏
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Elizabeth Jaworski
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Mum • Artist • Nurse • Counsellor • Art Therapist Lived experience in grief and loss, trauma, anxiety and depression.

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Joined Oct 28, 2025
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