Scribble Community

09/07/2026

A Community Acupuncture Experience with Live Plant Biofeedback Music, brought to you by Andrew Barretto, L.Ac, DATM

Throughout the event, we’ll listen as the subtle electrical activity of a living plant shapes an evolving musical landscape inspired by the Five Elements of Traditional Chinese Medicine. Held just two days before the Autumn Equinox, this gathering takes place at a turning point in Nature. In Taoism, Autumn is when Yin begins to overtake Yang and the world moves toward stillness, turning inward, and letting go.

In Chinese Medicine, Autumn belongs to the Metal Element and is associated with the Lungs, breath, grief, and our capacity to release.

Receive a 30-minute community acupuncture treatment as the music unfolds around you. Slow down, turn inward, and tune in to the rhythms of the natural world.

No previous experience with acupuncture or meditation is necessary.

Time: 2:00–4:00 PM (30-minute treatments with reserved arrival times)

Sliding Scale: $35–55
Community — $35
Sustaining — $45
Supporting — $55

Your generosity at the Sustaining and Supporting levels helps make this experience accessible to others in our community.

Visit our website to get tickets, space is limited!

09/05/2026

Announcing this workshop for kids with Janae Archuleta on Sept 26th! ✨

A safe space for curious kids (aged 10-13) to explore magic, intuition, and their connection to the web of life. Gently guided, age-appropriate, and rooted in respect for nature and all living beings.

9-11:30am

$30, visit our website to buy tickets

For more information, reach out to [email protected]

09/04/2026

info on the flyers and website 🍁 email [email protected] with any questions

www.scribblecommunity.com

09/04/2026

09/03/2026

❤️ Community for Breakfast: A Low-Demand, Anti-Ableist Process Group for Neurodivergent Creatives

Information:
Mondays 10am-11:30am, Virtual/Telehealth (CA Residents only)
Starts: September 28th, 2026
Closed group, 12-weeks

Contact for questions and registration
[email protected]

Fee:
Sliding-scale: $20-40/session

Who is it for?
Neurodivergent-identifying (or curious!) Creatives/Artists, Ages 21+
No diagnosis or creative career necessary!
(California Residents Only)

Description:
Do you ever look at other creatives and wonder, “Why is it so easy for them?...I must not be trying hard enough…not be good-enough…why can’t I just be more disciplined?...”

Existing as ourselves in a system that prioritises conformity is an act of creative resistance. Facilitated by a creative, neurodivergent, q***r, BIPOC, expressive arts therapist, this group recognizes and welcomes all of who you are. Together we may curiously explore the unique strengths, challenges, and in-betweens of living at the intersections of capitalism, neurotypical culture, and other interlocking systems of oppression while fostering a supportive community of folks who simply get it.

Blending neuro-affirming, liberation-oriented therapy with preserved time to create, connect, express, plan, dream, or rest, this weekly group aims to serve as a nourishing, co-created community space where neurodivergent-identifying (or curious!) folks may pause and be as we are before the world can demand anything else of us.

Facilitator:
Alexandra Corral (she/her), MA-CP Expressive Arts Therapies,
AMFT, registration pending with the California BBS

Supervised By:
Tanya Barr LMFT #130983
& Matthew Spector LMFT #137965

Contact:
mailto:[email protected]

09/03/2026

✍️Sundays 3:30pm-5pm, In-Person @5840 York Blvd

Starts: September 27th, 2026
Closed group, 12-weeks

Contact:
[email protected] for info and registration

Fee:
Sliding-scale: $20-40/session

Who is it for?
BIPOC Women & Gender-Expansive Folks, Ages 21+

Description:
This therapy group aims to foster resilience for BIPOC women and gender expansive folks through the modality of written and spoken-word poetry. It is a  process-oriented expressive arts group and a co-created space where community is collectively cultivated by empowering folks with the tools and platform to write and speak out their stories:

community is medicine 
poetry is the vessel 

through which
we find words
for the things
we were taught not to say

as BIPOC individuals 
our existence
is resistance
and this group offers rest

fostering of resilience
permission to write 
without expectation
a reclamation

of our voices
and empowerment
to tell our stories
the ways they deserve to be told

no experience necessary 
together we move the pen

Alexandra Corral (she/her), MA-CP Expressive Arts Therapies,
AMFT, registration pending with the California BBS

Supervised By:
Tanya Barr LMFT #130983
& Matthew Spector LMFT #137965

Contact:
[email protected]

09/02/2026

NEXT WEEK Rodolfo GALLERY OPENING!!! DO NOT MISS THIS — Sept 10th 7-9:30pm. Free Papusas while they last! 🎨

📸 NICOLA

09/02/2026

Parents & Caregivers of Trans & Nonbinary Youth: Support Group

Room to talk about how much you love your kid, the fear you carry for them, people in your life who still don’t get it, and whatever you’re still working out for yourself.

The group will be guided, but not scripted. I’ll bring a focus each week, with plenty of room for people to share what’s happening in their families and support one another. We’ll talk about things like identity and language, what life is like for your kid, extended family, your own reactions, and finding your way back when you get something wrong—all with care and respect for trans and nonbinary young people at the center.

Tuesdays, 6:30–8:00 PM

September 22–November 17, 2026; no meeting November 3
Eight-session commitment
In person in Highland Park; exact location provided upon enrollment
$40 per session; sliding-scale rates available

Facilitated by Josh Tager (they/him)
Associate Marriage and Family Therapist registration pending with the California Board of Behavioral Sciences
Supervised by Matthew Spector, LMFT #137965

To express interest, sign up on our website or email [email protected] with questions.

09/02/2026

Comin up this weekend!! 👀

Beautiful solo guitar set by Dylan Day playing selections from his newest album “The Unanswered Prayer”

Jacob Ungerleider will be sharing new music as well from the album Congratulations, a “beautiful and bittersweet set of 12 songs that will crack your heart and your humor, that will blur the line between a smile and a frown, that will introduce you to a new bedroom pop auteur who wears a heart on his sleeve that might look a lot like yours”

And the Vermont grown, LA-based artist Ethan Snyder will be showcasing new music from their latest groove-based, expansive album “Florence” which featuring the talents of David Binney, Jeff Parker, and Chris Speed.

Not to mention the great owenjackson will be DJ-ing between sets 💙

It’s gonna be a good one!!

7:30pm
$15 tix in bio

09/01/2026

A small, facilitated support group for folks living with chronic pelvic pain. A call to people affected by endometriosis, IC, vulvodynia, vaginismus and related conditions. Co-led by Marriage & Family Therapist trainees Lilly Sarnoff and Rebecca Robertson and pelvic floor therapist Johanna Hanley, PT, DPT. A space to feel heard, share experiences and build community.

If interested, please reach out to one of the facilitators or fill out the inquiry form on our website.

Lilly Sarnoff, MFT Trainee
[email protected]
Supervised by Jon Tatelman LMFT #124538

Rebecca Robertson, MFT Trainee
[email protected]
Supervised by Jon Tatelman LMFT #124538

Johanna Hanley, PT, DPT
[email protected]

Closed, in-person group
Sliding scale: $20-$45/session
Tuesdays 7pm-8:30pm // 8 week commitment
September 22 - November 11, 2026
Scribble // 5531 York Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90042