In this inspiring rewind episode, licensed clinical social worker and SoulCollage® facilitator Jennifer Wolfe-Hagstrom joins Laura to explore the powerful process of SoulCollage®—a creative method for accessing your inner wisdom. Jennifer shares how this practice supports caregivers in connecting with parts of themselves that are often neglected and offers tools for healing, reflection, and resilience. Whether you’re navigating burnout or simply craving a creative outlet, this episode invites you to slow down and tune in.
👤 Meet Jennifer Wolfe-Hagstrom:
Jennifer Wolfe-Hagstrom is a Licensed Independent Clinical Social Worker working with clients online in New Hampshire and Vermont. She is also a certified SoulCollage® facilitator and offers workshops to the general public. Jennifer specializes in supporting highly sensitive people and caregivers, blending therapeutic and creative modalities to foster self-compassion and holistic well-being.
📌 Topics Discussed:
What is SoulCollage® and how it works
Intuitive vs. intentional collage creation
How creativity supports emotional processing
How SoulCollage® can benefit caregivers and those with memory impairment
The therapeutic power of symbolic imagery
Jennifer’s personal experience with card making and emotional transformation
How to begin SoulCollage® on your own
Finding facilitators and workshops online
⏱️ Timestamps (Approximate):
00:00 – Introduction to Jennifer and SoulCollage®
04:00 – How Jennifer discovered SoulCollage®
07:45 – What is SoulCollage®? The process explained
13:15 – Examples of cards and personal reflections
21:10 – Symbolism, archetypes, and externalizing inner experiences
25:30 – Using SoulCollage® with caregivers and memory care
31:40 – Card creation as a tool for emotional healing
37:15 – Guidance, workshops, and how to get started
45:30 – Final reflections and where to find Jennifer’s work
💡 Key Takeaways:
SoulCollage® is a creative process that helps people access their inner wisdom through symbolic imagery.
Caregivers can use SoulCollage® to process emotions, connect with parts of themselves, and manage burnout.
Cards can be made intuitively or intentionally and become personal tools for ongoing reflection and healing.
There’s no wrong way to begin—just start with images that speak to you.
Working with a trained facilitator offers valuable guidance and support, especially when deeper emotions arise.
📚 Resources Mentioned
SoulCollage® Evolving by Seena B. Frost
www.soulcollage.com
www.worldofcollage.com
KindnessCorner.com
🤝 Connect with Jennifer Wolfe-Hagstrom
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📷 Instagram: @kindness.corner
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