One-on-one painting with Jennifer

Jennifer Jarvis
Therapeutic Painting Practitioner and Paint Your Peace Founder

Painting has been an essential part of Jennifer's life since childhood. She studied studio art at The Museum School of Fine Arts in Boston and Family Studies at The University of NH. She created Paint Your Peace to share what she's learned and experienced about painting as a form of inner exploration, healing and expression. She works virtually with individual clients around the world, in person with clients at The Aplomb Gallery in Dover NH and hosts group workshops and retreats around the United States.

Jennifer believes creative, artistic expression resides within every person, just waiting to be released. She provides the safe supportive space and guidance to explore acrylic paints, color mixing and abstract painting techniques. She is helping people find and connect to a creative resource that exists inside themselves, giving them an opportunity to access a sense of peace they didn't know was accessible to them and now is. Contact her to learn more or schedule a painting session.

Contact information

Jennifer@paintyourpeace.com - email
303-598-1076 - call or text
Schedule a discovery call or painting session through PYP website www.paintyourpeace.com

Jennifer Jarvis Paint Your Peace

*While The Aplomb Project presents opportunities to work with our artistic instructors, we also emphasize the importance of working with mental health therapists. If you or someone you know is seeking additional support, please find a list of resources here.

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