Ages 16 – adult
Art Class @ Monroe
Class pending minimum enrollment. Waitlist is currently forming. Please fill out the form below if interested!
Spotted Rabbit groups and classes are specifically developed to help teens and adults of all skill levels to navigate social connections and special interests in a fun and engaging small-group environment.
Proposed Day /Time:
Thursdays
Weekly & bi-weekly options
10:00 - 11:30 AM
Cost:
Weekly │ $250 per month
Bi-Weekly │ $125 per month
Location:
Spotted Rabbit Studio │ Brighton Studio
2376 Monroe Avenue
Rochester, NY 14618
Ages:
Ages 16+
Class Details:
Our art class will focus specifically on exploring the creative process, building technical skills, developing a personal style, and learning more about how to show their artwork in the community.
We will bring new materials and inspiration each week, and participants are welcome to follow along or use the materials to make what calls to them. Media includes, but is not limited to, painting, drawing, mixed media, sculpture, clay, sewing, fiber arts, collage, and printmaking.
Through art-making, Emma (LCAT-P at Spotted Rabbit Studio) will encourage participants to engage with each other socially, practice skills important for independence, and strengthen their self-image.
Direct billing with Self-Direction available.
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ART SKILLS
- acrylic painting
- watercolor painting
- colored pencil drawing
- marker drawing
- hand-sewing
- weaving
- hand-built ceramics
- mixed-media
- sculpture
- collage
- printmaking
- color theory
- elements of design
- principles of design
EXECUTIVE FUNCTIONING SKILLS
- creative expression
- identity development
- community building
- social & communication skills
- fine and gross motor skills
- critical thinking
- frustration tolerance
- problem solving
- planning and prioritizing
- time management
- working memory
Emma Annable (she/her), LCAT-P, primarily works with clients navigating anxiety, OCD, emotional dysregulation, and stress related to identity or life transitions, including school, college, or early adulthood. She also supports neurodivergent clients, LGBTQ+ clients, and those affected by family dynamics or early relational experiences.
Emma earned her Master’s degree in Creative Arts Therapy from Nazareth University and has been practicing art-based psychotherapy since 2025. She also had the opportunity to learn from a professor who is a licensed play therapist, including observing sessions and engaging in coursework that explored the principles of play therapy and developmentally informed perspectives. Her education emphasized trauma-informed care, with attention to how identity, culture, and systemic factors shape the therapeutic relationship.