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Our workshops are physically creative, personally reflective, socially exploratory, and outright fun! It's paramount that we inspire you to step out of your shell and into your intuitive mind to explore what your life has to offer you. We are here only to guide you
in a journey of connecting you... to you! Check out some of the upcoming exciting workshops in Windsor, Ontario. |
Vision Board
Sat. Nov. 23, 2019
9:00am - 12:00pm $52 (tax incl) (incl. supplies, coffee, juices & snacks) This is an investigative and intuitive exercise to explore what's in store for life. This workshop highlights the philosophies of positive psychology, the law of attraction and manifesting your goals and dreams to become your reality. All you need to bring is an open mind and heart. Space is limited to 12. To learn more, click here for tickets. See below for resources and workshop leaders. |
Vision Board
Sat. Nov. 23, 2019
7:00pm - 10:00pm $68 (tax incl) (incl. supplies, wine & artisanal cheeses) This is an investigative and intuitive exercise to explore what's in store for life. This workshop highlights the philosophies of positive psychology, the law of attraction and manifesting your goals and dreams to become your reality. All you need to bring is an open mind and heart. Space if limited to 12. To learn more, click here for tickets. See below for resources and workshop leaders. |
Wall Art
January 2020
9:00am - 12:00pm $52 (tax incl) (incl. supplies, coffee, juices & snacks) This is your chance to let the inner artist in you come out to play and get messy. This is an exercise in exploring your boundaries of insecurity, self=expression, and fears. This is an opportunity to share life's challenging moments in a wall art piece that is rooted in positive outcomes - and in mixed media. Space is limited to 10. To learn more, click here for tickets. See below for resources and workshop leaders. |
W O R K S H O P L O C A T I O N
Windsor Aquatics Centre
401 Pitt St W, Windsor, ON N9A 0B2 Note: Room Number will be listed in your confirmation email. |
Diane Lewicki
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Diane is a native of Windsor, Ontario but has been globetrotting the world. She has lived in 6 countries and visited more than 30 countries. This experience has empowered her with the cultural sensitivity needed to be successful when working with people from around the world.
She is a registered teacher with the Ontario College of Teachers (OCT). She has been instrumental in educating at the adult level and identifies corporate strategies and marketing to guide growth because she has a savvy understanding of this evolving global shift. She has the ability to motivate and encourage individuals to be the best version of themselves. She has attended Tony Robbins' masterclasses in both Florida and California. These events have empowered her and in turn incorporate what she has learned to help others who want to achieve greatness for themselves. She volunteers for the Outreach for Justice Committee at her local church and for Look Good Feel Better at the Cancer Centre in Windsor, Ontario. She enjoys helping others; this brings joy and excitement to her heart. |
Jason Parete
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Jason has lived against the conventional norms since his childhood upbringing in Amherstburg. He has only recently been diagnosed with bipolar mood disorder. This mental health challenge has afforded him with numerous lived experiences. He has recognized that these rich opportunities from mania and depression as well as a full range of emotional awareness can be expressed creatively. He exchanged selling multi-million dollar condos in Toronto for paintbrushes in Windsor. Jason is focused on growing the message of his start-up non-profit business - Go and Be You.
Jason has published The Wonder Walls: From The Streets of Toronto and is currently working on publishing two children's books in collaboration with professionals in multiple disciplines. He is completing his Visual Arts degree from the University of Windsor as well as attending Toastmasters to gain public speaking confidence as an advocate. He is happy to volunteer with the AIDS Committee of Windsor in empowering those affected by the disease as well as developing fundraising events. He has taken a variety of workshops and courses in addictions recovery, mental health wellness and empowerment building. He enjoys long distance cycling and annually cycles from Toronto to Montreal (650km) for Toronto People with AIDS Foundation's Friends for Life Bike Rally. He loves hanging out with his bulldog Cooper. |
