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Intuition Painting for Women: Navigating Menopause With Creativity
Menopause and perimenopause bring profound physical, emotional, and spiritual shifts. For many women, this phase can feel like standing between two worlds one foot in the familiar, and one stepping into something new and undefined. It’s a time of release, renewal, and deep introspection. Yet, amid the fluctuating emotions, changing body, and often invisible challenges, self-expression can become a much-needed source of grounding. Intuition Painting offers just that — a creat

Julie Trueblood
Mar 5


Painting for Yourself: The Power of Intuitive Art
So much of what we create in life is meant for others for work, for family, for approval. Intuition Painting is one of the rare spaces where the only person you’re painting for is you. There’s a quiet freedom in that. No one is grading your work, and there’s nothing to achieve. You simply paint to discover what wants to emerge. Many people are surprised by how emotional and grounding this process feels. It’s not therapy, but it can be deeply therapeutic. It’s not meditation,

Julie Trueblood
Mar 5


Navigating Life Transitions With Intuition Painting
Life Transitions and Change: Finding Balance With Intuition Painting Life transitions, whether joyful, difficult, or somewhere in between, have a way of shaking up what we know. A new job, a move, the end of a relationship, the start of a new phase of life, each change invites us to let go of one chapter while stepping into another with uncertainty. These in-between moments can feel disorienting, even if we’ve chosen them. Intuition Painting offers a space of calm and refle

Julie Trueblood
Mar 5


What Is Intuition Painting?
In a world that often measures creativity by results, Intuition Painting offers a refreshing alternative, a space where expression matters more than outcome. It’s not about skill, training, or perfection. It’s about showing up with a brush, some color, and the courage to follow what feels right in the moment. This approach, pioneered by Michele Cassou, encourages you to paint without a plan to trust your instincts rather than your logic. Each brushstroke becomes a reflectio

Julie Trueblood
Mar 5


Healing Grief Through Intuition Painting
Grief has a way of touching every part of us: body, mind, and spirit. It can be unpredictable, deep, and sometimes wordless. There are moments when explaining what we feel just isn’t possible. In those moments, painting intuitively can become a quiet and powerful companion. Intuition Painting invites us to express without needing to explain. You don’t need to be an artist, and you don’t need to know what will appear on the canvas. You begin simply — by choosing a color that

Julie Trueblood
Mar 5
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