Jennie Lou Harriman helps learners of all ages connect with creativity through hands-on, calming, confidence-building projects. With over 30 years of experience in arts education, she leads woodworking and neuro art classes that invite curiosity and play—online and in person. She helps people slow down, engage their senses, and feel the satisfaction of making something real. With a background in interdisciplinary arts (MFA) and early childhood education (MA), her approach centers on discovery and the belief that everyone can make art. Jennie Lou creates a welcoming space where students grow skills, explore ideas, and discover the power of creating.
Sample Programs Offered
Program Type: Arts Curriculum, Arts Integration
Program Description:
Are your students struggling anxiety and feeling overwhelmed? (Are you?) In this neuro art program, learners explore how the brain works and discover simple mindfulness and art projects to reduce stress. Using tactile materials, students create hands-on projects that support focus, emotional regulation, and calm. Fun, engaging, and sensory-rich, this experience helps students feel better while building essential 21st-century life skills.
This program meets the criteria for the new TN Visual Arts Standards.
Lesson Plan Example: Download File
