Mission of Creative Wellness Services

Creative Wellness Services provides unique, creative and experiential wellness programs for individuals and groups, such as your work place environment. Services are facilitated to include the use of art, creativity and self-reflection to promote enhanced teamwork and individual wellness.

Creative Wellness Services

Clinical Social Work and Creative Consultant Services

Supria Karmakar established Creative Wellness Services, providing professional and personal wellness services to individuals, groups including not for profit and corporate businesses.  

Mission Statement

Creative Wellness Services provides unique, creative and experiential wellness programs, modalities and practices for your health and well being.  Services are facilitated to include the use of art, creativity and self-reflection to promote enhanced health and wellness.

About Supria - Owner, Artist, Clinical Social Worker and Facilitator - BSW, MSW, RSW

Supria has been a social worker, community developer and artist/facilitator for 20+ years, graduating with her Bachelor of Social Work from McMaster University, Hamilton, Ontario, Canada and her Masters of Social Work, with University of Waterloo, Renison College.  She is a registered social worker with the Ontario College of Social Workers and Social Service Workers (OCSWSSW) and a member of the Ontario College of Social Workers (OASW).  

She has facilitated numerous group processes, as well as individual sessions using creativity for health and well-being. Specifically, her work has included working with post-traumatic stress, anxiety, depression and gender based violence.  Supria has also conducted a variety of community development program meetings, events, conferences, workshops and team retreats, within the social service and health sectors for both rural and urban settings. Supria has discovered that by pulling together her passion for the arts and creativity with her facilitation processes provides an environment for a meaningful transformative experience. 

All programs are designed to include the use of creativity and play and by doing so clients are encouraged to discover more about themselves, their program, team and group; where an outcome of balance and wellness can be enhanced. Creativity and art as a modality can assist with personal insight, team building, addressing issues, by assisting groups to move from point A to point B, as it can encourage those non-verbal assets to be recognized. 

The experiential model is key as it values the participants knowledge and can enhance learning and meaning by the learner themselves creating self-sustaining awareness, reflection and change.

Her repertoire of facilitation skills, tools and processes include "Open Space Technology", "Basic Conversation Methods", "Popular Education Strategies" and other experiential creative processes.  She values the energy that comes from group processes and believes that we are enriched while immersed in the creative processes both in group and individual settings.

Clients of Creative Wellness Services
  • Renison University College, Altered Book Program, 2015
  • Upper Grand Mental Health Team, 2013 & June 2012, Centre Wellington, ON.
  • Alzheimer's Society of Kitchener- Waterloo, Gather at the Gallery Program, Spring 2011-2013
  • Sheridan College Institute of Technology and Advanced Learning,Teaching and Learning Network of Innovation and Leadership in Education, Oct. 2012 & 2013 
  • Kerry's Place, Erin Oak, Guelph, ON. January 2011
  • Popcorn House, Cambridge, 2010
  • John Howard Society of Waterloo,JNovember 2009
  • Hamilton Health Sciences, MUMC, Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Team, Feb. 2009
  • OVSS, Ministry of Attorney General, November 2008
  • Canadian Crossroads International, Senior Management Team, September 2008
  • Peel Health - Healthy Sexuality, 2008
  • Nellie's Shelter, Toronto, 2009 & 2008
  • JD Hogarth P.S. Art Day for Grade 7 & 8, 2008
  • Table Talk Art Workshop, Brampton Youth Group, 2008
  • Big Brother's and Big Sister's - Youth Girls Group, 2007
  • Social Inclusion Facilitation, Catholic Family Services of Peel-Dufferin, 2006
  • Guelph - Wellington Women in Crisis, Guelph, Wellington, ON, Anti-bullying art contest and exhibition, 2005
  • Peel Violence Prevention Strategy (PVPS), Visioning Process, 2004
  • Peel Committee on Sexual Assault, Youth Logo Contest, 2004
  • Youth sexual violence conference, Peel Region, 2003
  • Open Space with Youth presentation at the Annual Guelph Sexual Health Conference, 2001
  • Peel Women's Health Network, Art Exhibit for International Women's Day, 1999

Some Creative Wellness Services
  • Discover and envision your leadership skills using collage techniques
  • Discover your "Inner Diva/Inner Hero" - a collage workshop assisting individuals to celebrate themselves, their accomplishments and encouraging self-reflection
  • Vision Boards - Developing your personal and professional team vision boards
  • Power of Me - Altered Books Workshop - adults and children
  • Custom Team Building Sessions, Retreats - in consultation with you a creative workshop can be designed for your specific group and/or program needs.  A specific theme can be integrated into the session
For more information or a full package please contact:  supria@supriakarmakar.com








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