Tapping Into Creative Liberation Workshop

Feeling creatively blocked, stuck, or stalled? This half-day workshop uses EFT Tapping and sacred altar building workshop

Suggested donation: sliding scale | $10-40

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Led by Bianca Wilson & Serian Strauss
Lunch provided

Limited to 25 participants

Feeling creatively blocked, stuck, or stalled? This half-day workshop uses EFT Tapping (Emotional Freedom Technique) and sacred altar building to help you release what's standing between you and your fullest creative expression — not just mentally, but on a somatic, nervous system level.

Through guided meditation, journaling, group sharing, and a hands-on tapping session, you'll identify and move through the beliefs and blocks holding you back. Then you'll channel that release into building your own personal pocket altar — a physical vessel to magnetize and protect your creative intentions long after the workshop ends.

You'll leave with practical EFT tools, creative momentum, and something tangible to carry your vision forward.

What to bring (optional): A photo, object, or word for the community altar, and any personal materials for your pocket altar. All supplies provided.

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Bianca Gabrielle Wilson is a clinical EFT Tapping practitioner, artist, facilitator and a project manager for creatives. Her work is deeply rooted in personal and collective creative liberation and imagination as resistance.

She has a background in working at two of the biggest talent and creative agencies in the world, 8 years of clinical EFT Tapping and graduated from Ruskin School of Acting.

Her work blends trauma informed nervous system healing, practical creative structures and energetic hygiene to support artists, creatives, entrepreneurs and the creatively curious in releasing procrastination blocks, reclaiming their creative sovereignty, getting their art out into the world and building sustainable, joyful creative practices.

Serian Leti Strauss is a liberatory coach, retreat facilitator and artist who transforms the boundaries between everyday and sacred. As a Black, mixed-race, queer artist from Tanzania, they carry multiple worlds that inform their coaching style, facilitation practice, artistic creations

Their approach honors the healing connection between individuals and collective, ancestors and self. Serian's ethos emerges from Ifa, honoring relationships with Ancestors and Earth. With a Master's in Education from UC Berkeley, coaching certification through Coaching For Transformation, and 22+ years facilitating justice work, she leads retreats and workshops where the sacred intertwines with daily life.