VISTA CAMPUS | FRIDAYS 12PM | LEARNING CENTER ROOM 2
Men & Women, In-Person

The Mental Health Support Art Class is an open, ongoing support group designed for individuals who are experiencing symptoms related to mental health challenges such as depression, anxiety, bipolar disorder, and other diagnoses. This group offers a welcoming, non-judgmental environment where participants are encouraged to be themselves, share openly, and find support alongside others who understand the realities of living with mental health concerns. Through guided conversation and shared experiences, group members learn from one another about what it means to live with a diagnosis, manage symptoms, and navigate daily life with hope and purpose. The group also provides space to reflect on faith and explore how to journey through mental health challenges while seeking God’s guidance, grace, and strength. Creative expression is a central part of the group experience. Participants engage in a variety of art projects throughout the year, including both individual and collaborative works. No artistic experience is required—art is used as a tool for self-expression, connection, and reflection rather than performance or skill. In addition to in-class activities, the group occasionally plans outings such as shared lunches or local sightseeing trips. These experiences help build community, strengthen relationships, and offer opportunities for fellowship beyond the group setting.The Mental Health Support Art Class is open to adults at any stage of their mental health journey and is facilitated with care, compassion, and respect for confidentiality. Our goal is to create a supportive space where individuals can grow, connect, and experience encouragement through creativity, community, and faith.

For questions, email Susan at strueblood@northcoastchurch.com.