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join the groups that speak to your needs—these virtual spaces blend art, community, expression, and connection to support you.
welcome home, habibi 🧿
Baynetna—or “between us”—is a culturally grounded virtual creative arts therapy group for Arab diaspora adults.
This is for the days when you are carrying too much, too little, or something difficult to explain. For homesickness, in-between-ness, unspoken grief, family expectations, identity shifts, stress, hope, and the feelings that often get lost beneath larger conversations.
Guided by Rana Abdallah, a Lebanese American Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, Baynetna is a small space to gather, reflect, make art, and feel understood without having to translate your whole family history before you can begin.
We will use gentle creative prompts, conversation, reflection, and community to make room for what is personal, cultural, complicated, and human.
You do not need art experience. You do not need the perfect words. You just need room to be yourself.
A brief confidential group form is required at checkout. This form collects the basic information needed to create your participant profile and add you to the secure portal. Lastly, the $400 investment covers the complete five-session group experience.
Across distance, Baynetna creates room to gather, reflect, and feel less alone.
Ahla w Sahla feekon 💟🧿
baynetna
a culturally grounded virtual creative arts therapy group for Arab diaspora adults
Baynetna—meaning between us—is a welcoming virtual space for Arab diaspora adults to connect, express, reflect, and create with people who understand that identity, belonging, family, homesickness, grief, hope, and world events can all live together.
Guided by Rana Abdallah, a Lebanese American Licensed Creative Arts Therapist, Baynetna brings together creative expression, conversation, and community in a culturally grounded space.
Whether you are looking to vent, reflect, be witnessed, or simply sit with others who understand the in-between, Baynetna is a place to slow down and feel less alone.
Ahlan w sahlan! Join us as we navigate this journey together—between us, for us.
a virtual peer-supervision, support, reflective-practice & creative space for creative arts therapist
Being a creative arts therapist is meaningful work. It can also be demanding, tender, hilarious, isolating, emotionally loud, and difficult to leave at the office—even after the session is technically over.
We make art for clients. We make art for treatment goals, groups, programs, documentation, assessments, supervision, and all the work that happens around the work. But when was the last time you made art simply because you wanted to?
after the sessions is a small virtual peer-supervision and peer-support cohort for creative arts therapists.
It is a place to make art for yourself, decompress, vent responsibly, bring forward professional questions, reflect on best practices, and be with peers who understand the work from the inside.
Together, we may explore the realities that often follow us after work: professional identity, creative blocks, secondary stress, burnout, difficult sessions, grief, ethical questions, workplace challenges, private-practice growing pains, boundaries, and the joy of returning to our own creative process.
A brief confidential group form is required at checkout. This form collects the basic information needed to create your participant profile and add you to the secure portal. Lastly, the $500 investment covers the complete five-session group experience.
Let’s create, connect and relax, after a long day of sessions.
after the sessions
a virtual peer-support, reflective-practice & creative supervision space for creative arts therapists
After the Sessions is a live virtual space for creative arts therapists who want more than another training, another meeting, or another place to explain what we do.
This is where we make art for ourselves, decompress after emotionally demanding work, reflect on professional questions, share de-identified consultation themes, and support one another through the strange, meaningful, and sometimes very loud work of holding space.
Small, intentional, and built for peers who understand that the session may end—but what we carry does not always.