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Built on Passion and Designed for You
At Healing Hearts & Crafts, we believe art speaks where words fall short. It can be a powerful language of emotion, healing, and self-discovery. Whether you create for simple joy or for deeper inner exploration, each act of expression holds value, and we’re here to support it.
Through our products, blogs, and upcoming classes and workshops, there is something here for everyone looking to connect, create, and grow.
We also plan to offer Art Therapy referrals with licensed Art Therapists through our collaborative partnerships sometime between late 2026 and early 2027.
From heart to hands, with each creation, your story unfolds.... and we’re grateful to be part of that process.

Supporting Creatives in Every Way
There’s something profoundly moving and deeply inspiring about the wild and unfiltered expression of human creativity.
We invite you to dive into your own creative depths and experience the freedom that comes with it. To support you, we have thoughtfully curated a diverse selection of materials designed to ignite, nurture, and sustain your creativity, and even use it as a means of self-exploration and healing.
Soon we will be offering some in-person and online classes and workshops. Keep an eye out for more of what we have in store!
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Description
How Art Heals: Exploring Your Deep Feelings Using Collage by Andra F. Stanton is a guided art therapy-inspired book that uses collage, meditation, and reflective prompts to support emotional exploration and creative healing.
The book combines guided relaxation and imagery techniques with step-by-step collage exercises designed to help readers access, express, and process deep emotions. It focuses on using art as a tool for emotional understanding rather than technical skill development.
Included within the book are prompts for creating personal collage work, alongside stories and visual examples from contemporary artists who share their own transformative creative experiences. The emphasis is on emotional expression through mixed-media collage practices such as layering imagery, symbolism, and found materials.
An additional online component provides expanded artworks and artist stories for further inspiration.
Highlights:
• Guided meditation and imagery techniques for emotional access
• Collage-based prompts for self-expression and reflection
• Artist stories showcasing healing through creative practice
• Focus on emotional process over technical skill
• Includes online bonus content with additional artworks and stories
Details:
• Title: How Art Heals: Exploring Your Deep Feelings Using Collage
• Author: Andra F. Stanton
• Foreword by: Tien Chiu
• Publisher: Schiffer Publishing
• Format: Paperback/softback
• Pages: 208
• Size: 8.5 x 11 inches
• Images: 125 color images
• Use: Collage, art therapy, emotional expression, mixed media art
• Audience: Artists, creatives, and individuals exploring emotional healing through art
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