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Early Bird Pricing ends September 13th!
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Early bird registration: $325 Closes Sunday, September 13th at midnight CST.
Regular registration: $340 *Closes Sunday, October 4th at midnight CST.*
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Saturday, October 10th 8:45 am Check-in 5:30 pm Wrap-up
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Cedarburg Art Museum
W63N675 Washington Avenue Cedarburg, WI 53012
Street parking available
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Schedule_Never Enough to Deeply Rooted .pdf
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Join us at the Cedarburg Art Museum inside the iconic 1898 Wittenberg-Jochem Mansion for a reflective, restorative workshop.
We’ve designed this experience to support participants in softening scarcity patterns, reconnecting with inner steadiness, and practicing relationship with abundance in community.
This intensive is for people who are ready to explore the inner narratives, nervous system patterns, and relational experiences that can keep “never enough” feeling alive — and to begin cultivating a more grounded sense of trust, capacity, and possibility.
The intention is to create space for reflection, embodiment, meaningful conversation, and practical integration.
What if abundance is not about becoming someone who solves scarcity with the antidote of abundance, but about becoming rooted enough to authentically relate to what helps you become more fully yourself?
Amanda Metropolus, ATR, LPC - Amanda owns Fresh Therapy LLC and is a licensed professional counselor and registered art therapist in the Wauwatosa area. She works primarily with women who have spent years caring for everyone else and are ready to reconnect with and trust themselves again—from moms in the thick of the toddler years to empty nesters and women navigating perimenopause and menopause.
One of my favorite parts of the work I get to do is helping women come back to themselves. I love creating space to slow down, get curious about what’s happening beneath the surface, and reconnect with the parts of ourselves that can get pushed aside when life gets busy and our attention is constantly pulled toward everyone else.
I value the way creativity can help us access things we don’t always have words for. My hope for this day is that you give yourself space from the constant doing and explore different parts of yourself with curiosity and less judgment. I hope you walk away feeling a stronger sense that you are enough and you can trust yourself.
*Alex Luber, LPC - Alex is the owner of On Purpose Psyche and is a Jungian psychotherapist and clinical yoga therapist in the Wauwatosa area.
”I have always enjoyed getting to know the depths of what is going on inside of people. My favorite clients have been hurt and have kept masks on for a while. Their intuition tells them that coming to life means revealing their truth and becoming present with what's going on inside of them. I love that the work I get to do isn’t a “one-size-fits-all” situation, and I appreciate those who are motivated to grow, even if they're not sure exactly the direction. I enjoy working with anyone overcoming trauma and anyone looking for a big permanent change in their life. I also provide supervision for therapists in training.*
Two things are so cool about this workshop. First, we’ll experience writing and processing together about our writing, which can be a spacious method for self-reflection. Second, the therapeutic models (Jungian shadow work, artistic processing, and relational witnessing) integrate different vantage points that move toward the core of authentic transformation.
I hope those who come to the workshop leave with increased knowledge and awareness of some core issues they are facing, as well as a more well-rounded and compassionate way of relating to these parts of themselves.”
*Sarayu Meraki, LPC - Sarayu is the owner of Meraki Counseling and specializes in relational trauma and working with adult-identified autistic women.
”I have a lot of favorite things about the work I get to do, and one of them is co-creating the conditions that support people to move toward what they actually need and want. There’s a lot that gets in the way, and I don’t take it for granted that I get to witness people’s growth through some of the most painful places in their lives. But I also get to be there for the uniquely human things that bring the deepest joy and gratitude.*
My hope for you from this workshop is that you give yourself permission to slow down and connect—with distant parts of yourself, with your creativity, and with the humans around you.”
To make the intensive more accessible, a scholarship raffle is available. If you’d like to be considered, please click through to complete the form. The raffle will be drawn on September 10th, and the winner will be notified the week of Sept. 14th.