Childhood memories – Art Therapy with Kimberly

making paddy cakes in Egypt | Life After Elizabeth

May 9, 2019March 16, 2020Kimberly

Patty cakes

Here’s a pic of me at about 4 years old with a mullet (thanks mum). All wide-eyed and innocent, not having a single clue about anything.

May 4, 2019October 20, 2019Kimberly

Shipwreck Beach

Whenever I listen to that song today, I can close my eyes and feel the motion of the car, the wind in my hair and this intense swell of love.

December 17, 2017March 9, 2021Kimberly

Memento Mori

We can choose to meet death like a great opponent about to begin an epic sword fight. We grow in size by our ability to live life in its absolute fullness.

The family in Nova Scotia | Kimberly Hetherington | Art Therapy with Kimberly

October 12, 2017September 9, 2020Kimberly

October 13th: Commemorating the Day Elizabeth Died

Having someone you love die feels like suddenly getting yanked by the collar of your shirt and being dragged at breakneck speed through the clouds and then gently being released into the atmosphere.

Elizabeth and Kimberly at the Pyramids in Cairo | Kimberly Hetherington | Art Therapy with Kimberly

August 31, 2017June 6, 2021Kimberly

Quotes of Inspiration: September

Here’s to finding more room for letting our inner child roam free!

Us as kids, bathtime | Kimberly Hetherington | Art Therapy with Kimberly

September 30, 2016April 17, 2020Kimberly

Words of Inspiration: September

“If you know someone who has lost a very important person in their life, and you’re afraid to mention it because you think it might make the person sad by reminding them of someone who died- you’re not reminding them; they didn’t forget. What you’re reminding them of is that you remembered that the person lived. And that is a great, great gift.”