5 – 12 December

Art Therapy Workshops for Women with Endometriosis

Free, Booking Required

Evelyne Brügger, a qualified art therapist, leads these workshops designed for women living with endometriosis, premenstrual syndrome, or menstrual pain. The sessions create a supportive setting for reflection, expression, and shared experience, with space to explore emotional and physical realities through making.

In a respectful and confidential environment, participants are invited to reconnect with inner resources through creativity. No artistic experience is required: the workshops focus on listening, self-expression, and gentle discovery alongside others who understand these challenges.

Avenue de la Paix 10,
1202 Genève
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Photo Credit: © Nicolas Lieber

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