Classes, Groups, Workshops, Drop-Ins,
Classes, Groups, Workshops, Drop-Ins,
Facilitated by Rythea Lee, Assisted by Rose Oceania
8-week Bad Art Series for Centering and Integrating Who You Are
Monday mornings via Zoom
8:30 to 9:30am EST
September 14th to November 2nd (8 weeks)
Recordings of each group will be available to all registrants. If you miss a class, you will be able to access the recording.
We have a growing Bad Art community where people take time to tune into their bodies, feelings, and creative weirdness, and it’s been very liberating! This fall, myself and Rose Oceania are offering a morning series where you can spend an hour on Monday mornings, as your week begins, centering and integrating into who you are.
About the series
Bad Art involves small warm ups in writing, embodiment, and visual art, into a central assignment that can be in photography, movement, poetry, comics, video making, singing, writing, and more (depending on which assignment we choose that week). The main idea is that when we give ourselves permission to be bad, boring, annoying, untalented, and wacky so our uncensored selves have a chance to be seen and expressed. People say over and over how relieving it is to be unleashed!
About your facilitator(s)
Rythea Lee has been a trauma specialist for 28 years in private practice, serving people all over the country. She earned her Masters in Spiritual Psychology, and is a certified InnerBonding® counsellor. Their work focusses on trauma education, parts work, and learning daily tools for regulation. They love leading groups and helping people look inward to find their power and truth. More on her at www.rythea.com
Rose Oceania (RSMT/E) is a Soma Soul Therapist through the Leven Institute. She specializes in somatic and expressive arts therapy and is passionate about helping others understand and attune to their bodies unique messages. She has been facilitating groups that empower creative and emotional expression with a trauma -informed foundation for over 20 years. Rose is also a long time visual and performance artist.
How to register
You will be prompted to fill out a form when you pay. You must register for the entire 8-week series. Once you have registered and paid, you will be sent a welcome email along with the Zoom link.
Dates & times
Monday mornings
September 14th to November 2nd (8 weeks)
8:30am to 9:30am EST
Cost
$185 USD
$160 USD early-bird pricing until September 7.
$50 optional deposit to hold your spot. Remaining balance due September 12.
Reduced-rate scholarships are offered for BIPOC people and are arranged via rythea@crocker.com
Space is limited for this series.
Terms of Service, Cancellation Policy
BIPOC scholarships are arranged via rythea@crocker.com and are $93USD.
By registering, you acknowledge and agree to these terms of service.
Because group sizes are limited and we prepare materials and space ahead of time, your $50 deposit is non-refundable. Purchases outside of the deposit are refundable until September 1.
We reserve the right to cancel or decline a registration if needed, in which case a refund will be provided for any unused classes. Missed classes cannot be reimbursed.
By registering, you acknowledge and agree to this policy.
Monday mornings via Zoom | 8:30am to 9:30am EST
September 14th to November 2nd
Recordings of each group will be available to all registrants. If you miss a group, you will be able to access the recording.
We have a growing Bad Art community where people take time to tune into their bodies, feelings, and creative weirdness, and it’s been very liberating! This fall, myself and Rose Oceania are offering a morning series where you can spend an hour on Monday mornings, as your week begins, centering and integrating into who you are.
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Bad Art involves small warm ups in writing, embodiment, and visual art, into a central assignment that can be in photography, movement, poetry, comics, video making, singing, writing, and more (depending on which assignment we choose that week). The main idea is that when we give ourselves permission to be bad, boring, annoying, untalented, and wacky, our uncensored selves have a chance to be seen and expressed. People say over and over how relieving it is to be unleashed!
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Rythea Lee has been a trauma specialist for 28 years in private practice, serving people all over the country. She earned her Masters in Spiritual Psychology, and is a certified InnerBonding® counsellor. Their work focusses on trauma education, parts work, and learning daily tools for regulation. They love leading groups and helping people look inward to find their power and truth. More on her at www.rythea.com
Rose Oceania (RSMT/E) is a Soma Soul Therapist through the Leven Institute. She specializes in somatic and expressive arts therapy and is passionate about helping others understand and attune to their bodies unique messages. She has been facilitating groups that empower creative and emotional expression with a trauma -informed foundation for over 20 years. Rose is also a long time visual and performance artist. -
You will be prompted to fill out a form when you pay. You must register for the entire 8-week support group series. Once you have registered and paid, you will be sent a welcome email.
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September 14th to November 2nd
Monday mornings
8:30am to 9:30am EST -
$185 USD
$160 USD early-bird pricing until September 7.
$50 optional deposit to hold your spot. Remaining due September 12.
Payment plans are available.
Reduced-rate scholarships are offered for BIPOC people and are arranged via rythea@crocker.comSpace is limited for this support group
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Payment plans are available for the full price ($185) and close on September 20. BIPOC scholarships are arranged via rythea@crocker.com.
By registering, you acknowledge and agree to these terms of service.
Because group sizes are limited and we prepare materials and space ahead of time, $50 deposit is non-refundable. Purchases outside of the deposit are refundable until September 1.
We reserve the right to cancel or decline a registration if needed, in which case a refund will be provided for any unused classes. Missed classes cannot be reimbursed.
By registering, you acknowledge and agree to this policy.
Not Saying It’s Me, But…It’s Me.
$440 $500
Sunday evenings via Zoom | 6:00pm to 7:15pm EST
September 13th to October 25th
Recordings of each group will be available to all registrants. If you miss a group, you will be able to access the recording.
This group is for parents who are testing, trying, and implementing non-coercive, collaborative practices with their kids and family. It’s for those who are struggling yet devoted to treating their kids as whole human beings, while working on their triggers. You can be at the beginning of this process or deep into letting go of punishments, consequences, and power-over parenting. Wherever you are, this group will assist you to move to the next level of love between you and your child(ren).
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Each Sunday, we will bring in a topic—such as screen time, bed time, food, boundaries, play, family conflict, or chronic triggers—and invite you to write for 10 minutes about your feelings and challenges around the topic. We will then open the space for sharing, getting input, and receiving empathy from both me and group members. As your facilitator, I will educate and give suggestions within the non-coercive, collaborative philosophy developed and taught to me by my mentor, Vivek Patel.
This group is an essential tool for parents to receive support in a community environment, to explore without being judged, and to hear from others who are dealing with similar issues, blocks, fears, and even victories. You are not alone and we all need help to break generational cycles that we no longer believe in.
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Rythea Lee is a radically non-coercive and collaborative Mom to a 14 year old daughter, an activist and artist who speaks out on social media, a trauma therapist for 30 years, and a parent coach who has been supporting parents in this approach for the past 5 years. She loves leading groups and helping people look inward to find their power and truth. More on her at www.rythea.com
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Below is a registration form, and once submitted, you will be prompted to pay via Venmo. You must commit to the entire 7-week support group series.
If you are not paying in full today, a $150 USD deposit is required to hold your spot.
Once you have registered and paid, you will be sent a welcome email.
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September 13th to October 25th
Sunday evenings
6:00pm to 7:15pm EST -
$500 USD
$440 USD early-bird pricing until September 1.
$150 USD non-refundable deposit required at registration.
Payment plans are available via rythea@crocker.com
Reduced-rate scholarships are offered for BIPOC people (via rythea@crocker.com
BIPOC scholarships are $250 USD -
Payment plans are available for the full price ($500) and close on September 19. BIPOC scholarships are $250 USD and are arranged via rythea@crocker.com. Because group sizes are limited and we prepare materials and space ahead of time, $150 deposit is non-refundable. Purchases outside of the deposit are refundable until September 1. We reserve the right to cancel or decline a registration if needed, in which case a refund will be provided for any unused classes. Missed classes cannot be reimbursed. By registering, you acknowledge and agree to this policy.
As a teacher, I aim to balance empathetic facilitation with structure.
I create a safe container through clear and honest communication, providing step-by-step tools that are accessible and empowering.
Testimonials
My Offerings
I have led Expressive Arts workshops, Performance Art intensives, therapeutic support groups, movement-based practices, writing workshops, peer-to-peer counseling courses, and parent support groups.
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This workshop is for people who have done peer counseling or co-counseling before. Level 2 focuses on “frozen needs,” which refers to early unmet needs that tend to unconsciously fuel our deepest relational patterns. During the 5-session workshop, we explore what frozen needs are, and create a space to have feelings and insights about them. Our focus is on discharging emotions through our body and getting the support we need to shift our blocks to closeness with other people.
Requirement: Please make sure you have learned and practiced peer counseling/co-counseling basics before taking this workshop and have integrated them into your healing process. -
Peer Counseling (also known as co-counseling) is a listening/support modality that is practiced by peers to help heal, break isolation, find natural solutions to problems, and feel a sense of belonging. In this 6-session workshop, you learn the basics of holding space for each other, being heard, seen, and held with empathy. Together, we learn how to create a sustainable and enlivened space that can become a regular practice in your life.
If you are craving an emotional support practice that can sustain you through the longterm, this class is for you. This practice empowers ongoing care that is peer to peer, and becomes a ground for the ongoing unpacking of stuck patterns. Peer Counseling is a transformative practice of deep listening and mutual support that breaks isolation, offers skills in listening, emotional release, and community trust building. In this course, you will learn the basics of holding space for each other, being heard, seen, and held with empathy.
You will learn to create sustainable and enlivened peer counseling relationships that become a regular practice in your life.
Level 1 workshop is an introduction to the peer counseling/co-counseling practice and is a prerequisite to any other peer counseling workshops.
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This 5-session creative writing group is for survivors of childhood sexual abuse. I offer this in a world where our voices are often disbelieved, suppressed, dismissed, and ignored. Here, your voice, feelings, and stories are encouraged to spill onto the page- in the company of others who are holding a sacred, creative space.
I support you to find your writing voice, and channel your pain and victories into art-making. Writing can be transformational when we are giving permission to say the ugly thing, to not hold back, to speak the unspeakable, to take credit, and to feel our unbroken spirits at the core of it all.
I have been a trauma therapist working with survivors for 28 years. I am also an artist who has found empowerment and deep healing by using creativity to heal my trauma. I am so excited to be together, to spread our wings in the presence of our collective courage. There will be guidelines and confidentiality in place, and clarity of facilitation in keeping clear time structures, sharing our work, and giving feedback.
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Have you been wanting to dive into parts work? Do you feel like you are unconsciously run by inner parts and you need to get a handle on it? Join me for an afternoon of exploring and understanding our inner parts! In this workshop, I will guide you to engage with your Loving Adult, Inner Child, and Wounded Children.
During times of hardship, we often get activated into child parts and lose our adult perspective. When this happens, it becomes very difficult to regulate, organize, make decisions, or take action. I will share embodied tools to help you navigate triggers and find adult clarity during times when you need grounding and healing.
Even if you have done IFS or other kinds of parts work, this way of exploring will be a version that is restful, creative, and physical.