Please be patient as we engineer a movement and build bridges to wellness
If you are a healing arts professional and would like to participate in the Bridges movement.
Join Us in Bridging healing arts with mental Wellness
The healing arts are a vital part of our wellness journey.
Throughout May 2025, we’re building connections between the healing arts and mental health communities, forging partnerships that expand access to alternative, effective ways of supporting mental wellness.
We invite healing arts practitioners to introduce their practice and lead workshops during Mental Health Awareness Month, set within the inspiring environment of shared stories and our monumental string art bridge.
By collaborating with local mental health nonprofits, we aim to bridge the gap between traditional mental health approaches and holistic practices, fostering a comprehensive model for mental wellness.
This is a chance to create lasting change, offering your expertise to those seeking new avenues for healing.
Emotion is just energy you can see.
If you’re a Reiki practitioner or other healing arts practitioner, consider partnering with us during May 2025 and infusing this shared space with powerful healing energy.
Ready to join?
Please apply now to bring your gifts to this transformative journey and help us build a more vital, more resilient bridge to wellness.
Let’s build bridges, form lasting partnerships,
and make healing accessible for all.
CALLING ALL HEALING ARTS PROFESSIONALS Join us May 2025
Healing Arts: Empowering Mental Wellness through Science-Backed Practices
The Building Bridges project integrates the healing arts to create a dynamic, holistic approach to mental wellness. Peer-reviewed studies highlight the impact of healing arts on mental health, showing that practices like Reiki, breathwork, and movement therapy significantly reduce anxiety, improve mood, and enhance resilience. These methods can even lower cortisol levels, ease depressive symptoms, and increase overall emotional stability, according to research published in journals such as The Journal of Clinical Psychology and Alternative Therapies in Health and Medicine.