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Workshops

Life in a queer, neurodivergent, chronically ill or chronically pained body can feel deeply isolating.


You might be craving:

  • Community with people who get it

  • A space where you can show up as your whole self

  • Support that isn’t clinical, rushed, or overwhelming

  • A way to express emotions beyond talking

  • Validation without needing to explain everything

  • Creative outlets that feel gentle instead of performative

  • A break from masking or feeling “too much”

It’s completely normal to want connection,  but also feel nervous about joining a group.

You’re not alone in that.

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Many people in your community have spent years navigating spaces that weren’t built with them in mind.


So wanting a safe, slow, and affirming group environment makes total sense.

These workshops are designed to be the opposite of high-pressure, high-energy group spaces.


They’re soft, accessible, creative, and welcoming — a place to land, not perform.

Upcoming 2026 Workshops Coming Soon!

Past Workshops

Savannah Dasilva Psychotherapy, Toronto ON Endometriosis Workshop flyer black and yellow

Dates: Saturday, December 13th 1:30- 3:00 pm

Topic: Peace Over Pressure: Managing Endo Through the Holiday Season
 

This workshop will touch on the following topics:

  • Understanding the Endo–Holiday Connection

  • Self-Advocacy & Boundaries

  • Managing the Physical Load

  • Emotional Care & Meaning-Making

  • Activity: Endo Holiday Survival Guide

  • Flare Day Exercise

  • Staying Connected

  • Q&A

  • Resources

Savannah Dasilva Psychotherapy, Toronto ON Endometriosis Workshop flyer black and yellow

Dates: Saturday, November 8th 1:30- 3:00 pm

Topic: Creating Space: Expressive Arts for Living with Endo
 

This workshop will touch on the following topics:

  • What Is Expressive Arts Therapy and How It Works

  • How the Arts Support Chronic Illness

  • 6 Creative Practices

  • Bilateral Drawing Activity

  • Reflection Pause

  • Resources

  • Staying Connected

  • Q&A 

What These Workshops Help With

Whether you join a one-time workshop or a multi-week group, the aim is to help you:

  • Feel less alone in your experiences

  • Reconnect with creativity in a supportive way

  • Explore emotions gently and without pressure

  • Learn grounding and emotional regulation tools

  • Build community with people who understand your identities and struggles

  • Make space for grief, pain, uncertainty, identity shifts, and emotional overwhelm

  • Practice DBT, somatic, or expressive exercises in a collaborative environment

These aren’t “instructional” or “productivity-based” workshops,  they’re healing spaces.

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