Feelings Are Fun
We've spent a generation getting better at raising children: children who can solve, perform, and compete.
Yet most parents we meet are asking a some version of the questions:
- How will my child survive in this world?
- Can he handle failure when it comes?
- Will she be able to handle disappointments?
- How will they hold themselves with confidence?
Early Bird ₹1999 until May 25, 2026 · ₹2499 after.
When the words aren't there yet.
Emotional vocabulary is the thing we are still learning ourselves — and teaching our children is another task. We then expect them to have words for it the moment a big feeling arrives. They reach for it. But it isn't there. So they reach for whatever's nearest: the slammed door, the silence, the meltdown, the “I'm fine.”
When children have words for what they feel, the tantrums soften, the withdrawal lifts, and “I don't know” starts becoming real conversation. Feelings Are Fun is 8 sessions designed to give your child those words, and the tools to use them.
The first step to all of these life skills is emotional awareness. Before they navigate failure, friendship or pressure, they have to notice what they're feeling, understand where it came from, and regulate themselves through it.
That's the foundation everything else stands on.
What your child will learn
Four pillars, shaped over eight sessions of art-led practice. Each one gives your child a new way to know themselves.
NOTICE
Spotting feelings in their body and naming them with confidence.
UNDERSTAND
Connecting triggers, thoughts, and feelings into a single picture.
MANAGE
Breathing, grounding, and self-soothing tools that actually work.
CONNECT
Reading other kids' feelings. Choosing kindness while staying themselves.
How it works
Each session opens with a check-in, moves through an art-based activity and reflection, and closes with a breath. A personal Feelings Toolkit booklet grows with your child across the program.
- 18 live online sessions over 4 weeks
- 290 minutes each, 3:00–4:30 pm IST
- 3Small cohort: up to 8 children per group
- 4Led live by an art therapist
- 5Art-based activities your child does at home with simple supplies
- 6Personal Feelings Toolkit booklet built across the program
- 7Weekly parent digest with one conversation starter
- 8Parent showcase in the final session
About Divya
Art Therapist · Psychologist · Founder, Artfelt
Divya Batra Masiwal is an Art Therapist and Psychologist with over 11 years of experience working with humans of all ages — in classrooms, in private therapy rooms, and in workshops across Mumbai. She founded Artfelt to make emotional growth feel human, creative, and real.
Feelings Are Fun is a program she's spent months shaping, drawing on everything she's learned from the little humans who've trusted her with their inner worlds.
Pick the cohort that fits your child
Two age-grouped circles, eight children each.
Cohort A
Ages 8–10
Chhota Packet
- •Mondays & Thursdays
- •Starts Monday, June 1, 2026
- •3:00–4:30 pm IST
- •8 seats
Cohort B
Ages 11–14
Bada Dhamaka
- •Tuesdays & Fridays
- •Starts Tuesday, June 2, 2026
- •3:00–4:30 pm IST
- •8 seats
Parent Showcase
The last session is a brief showcase for parents — a window into what your child has built and the language they've learned to use.
“I attended one of Divya's art therapy workshops and honestly, what stayed with me most was how comfortable and un-intimidating she made the whole experience feel. I'm not someone who usually opens up easily in groups, but there was something very natural and calming about the way she guided everyone through the activities.”
“It didn't feel like one of those overly serious workshops where you feel a pressure to share. It felt so creative — you could tell she genuinely cares about making people feel seen and included.”
“I remember leaving with this feeling of… I wish we had spaces like this when we were younger.”
Pricing
One price for the full 8-session program.
For Early Bird Registrations
₹1999
Available until May 25, 2026
Regular
₹2499
From May 26, 2026
Same workshop, same care.
Note: registration is final once confirmed. Catch-up support is included for any missed sessions.
Parent FAQs
Questions we hear most often. If yours isn't here, message Divya on WhatsApp — she answers personally.
My child is shy — will they be okay in a group?+
Absolutely. Every session has a 'you can always pass' rule, so sharing is always your child's choice. The art does the talking when words take their time to arrive.
My child has ADHD or is neurodivergent. Is this for them?+
Often, yes. The format is structured but flexible, with movement breaks and visual scaffolding. If you'd like to discuss your child specifically, message Divya on WhatsApp before registering — she'll help you decide what's best.
What does my child need at home?+
A printer (or printed-in-advance worksheets), basic art supplies, and a quiet corner. We send a supply list and printables the week before each session.
Will I (the parent) need to sit in?+
The space is for your child to enjoy on their own. You'll get a weekly digest with one conversation starter, and an invitation to the final showcase.
What if my child misses a session?+
We'll send the activity and worksheet, and Divya will do a brief catch-up at the start of the next session. Every child stays in the rhythm of the program.
How does this complement what my child already does?+
Beautifully. It sits alongside school and other activities as a small, focused space for emotional vocabulary — the language that helps everything else land more easily.
Still wondering if this is right for your child? Reach out.
16 seats. 8 sessions. June 2026.
Reserve a seat below, or chat with Divya first — both work.
Early Bird ₹1999 until May 25, 2026.
₹2499 from May 26, 2026.
Register for the Workshop
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