Clay as Therapy: Mindful Pottery Sessions
Clay as Therapy: Mindful Pottery Sessions
Published 10/2025
Duration: 45m | .MP4 1280x720 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 978.90 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Published 10/2025
Duration: 45m | .MP4 1280x720 30 fps(r) | AAC, 44100 Hz, 2ch | 978.90 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Slow down, touch earth, and breathe with clay
What you'll learn
- A calmer, grounded mind
- A stronger connection between hands and mind
- An outlet for expression and emotional release
- A sense of achievement and joy in creation
Requirements
- Pre-requisites or preparation: No clay experience? No worries—you’re good to go! Trim your nails and take off rings, jewelry, or watches before we start. Wear comfy clothes (half sleeves are best) and something that can get a little messy. Have enough clay to begin with 1 kg clay would suffice. Look for any terracotta clay on amazon. A mat, an apron, and a comfy and quiet spot—floor or table—where you can watch and work along in peace. The tool list: A bowl for water, a canvas sheet or a board, rolling pin, a scale, props to create impression on clay. Listening to the sessions using a headphone would work great!
Description
This course is for anyone looking to slow down, reconnect, and find calm through the simple act of working with clay.
You don’t need any artistic background or pottery experience — just an open mind and a willingness to get your hands a little muddy.
This course gently guides you through seven mindful sessions — each blending touch, texture, and breath with simple clay movements.
You’ll learn not to chase perfection, but to stay present, express freely, and let your hands lead the way.
Arriving with Clay – Grounding with touch, kneading clay mindfully.
The Pinch Pot Pause – Creating a vessel with intention and slow breathing.
Rolling with Ease – Coils as meditation, stacking slowly and mindfully.
Slabs of Stillness – Flattening and shaping, adding textures intentionally.
Marking Memories – Gentle carving, symbols, or words of intention.
Letting Go – Drying and accepting imperfections as part of the process.
Closing Circle – Final piece creation, reflective and meditative.
Pre-requisites or preparation:
No clay experience? No worries—you’re good to go!
Trim your nails and take off rings, jewelry, or watches before we start.
Wear comfy clothes (half sleeves are best) and something that can get a little messy.
Have enough clay to begin with 1 kg clay would suffice. Look for any terracotta clay on amazon.
A mat, an apron, and a comfy and quiet spot—floor or table—where you can watch and work along in peace.
The tool list: A bowl for water, a canvas sheet or a board, rolling pin, a scale, props to create impression on clay.
Listening to the sessions using a headphone would work great!
Disclaimer:
This program is designed as a creative and mindful practice. It is not a substitute for professional therapy or mental health support.
Who this course is for:
- This course is for anyone looking to slow down, reconnect, and find calm through the simple act of working with clay. You don’t need any artistic background or pottery experience — just an open mind and a willingness to get your hands a little muddy. It’s especially suited for: Individuals feeling stressed, anxious, or creatively blocked People seeking a mindful, tactile way to relax and recharge Art enthusiasts who want to explore clay as a medium for emotional expression rather than technical perfection Educators, therapists, and wellness practitioners looking to introduce clay-based mindfulness to their communities Whether you’re returning to yourself after a busy week, seeking a personal ritual, or simply curious about the calm clay can bring — this space is for you. All you need is your clay, your hands, and a bit of quiet time. The rest will unfold gently.
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