About Regulate This Art
Our Mission 🎯
ReGuLaTe tHiS aRt empowers humans of all ages to become their favorite selves by supporting nervous system regulation, neuro-affirming education, and emotional regulation through art, creativity, education, and community. 🦋
👁️ Our Vision
Our vision is to reshape how humans interact with themselves and the world so they feel seen, validated, and celebrated for who they authentically are, especially those who are neurodivergent living in a neurotypical world. 🌻
🎨 Our Approach
We take a joyful and holistic approach to wellness and healing that focuses on helping humans of all ages use creativity to regulate their nervous system and thrive. We offer unconventional support through art, educational workshops, social emotional resources, and community.💫
Our Core Beliefs🦈
- You are WORTHY, just as you are👑
- Showing up as YOUR FAVORITE SELF is a journey unique to you 🔀
- Being a NEURODIVERSE HUMAN in a neurotypical world is incredibly challenging, but it can also be liberating to OWN YOUR AUTHENTICITY 🪅
- There is strength and beauty in CONNECTION and COMMUNITY🫂
- EVERYONE has the power to TAP INTO THEIR CREATIVITY🎨
- Your JOY can CHANGE the WORLD🌎
- Mistakes are OPPORTUNITIES for re-alignment🌿
- You can SHOW UP AS YOUR FAVORITE SELF today or not, and THAT'S OKAY👌
- When you feel stuck, act like a shark and KEEP MOVING FORWARD🦈
You matter.🌻You belong.🦋
Don't forget to be🐝 awesome! 🔆🌈✨
Bio 👩🎨🧘♀️🧜♀️👩🎤🧑🌾
Regulate This Art, LLC, is a labor of love started by a former Inclusion teacher to help humans of all ages heal from burnout, trauma, and the general dysfunction of late-stage capitalism. Julie Jamilkowski O’Neill (she/her) is a former early childhood teacher who has worked to develop authentic methods that support the holistic growth of all humans, particularly those who have experienced trauma, Multilingual/ESL learners, and humans with various neurodiverse abilities (such as ADHD, Autism, Dyslexia). As someone navigating life with her own neurodiverse nervous system, she is a vocal advocate for celebrating neurodiversity and challenging what “norms” look like in a neurotypical world.
Her formal education includes a BA in Social Sciences/Psychology from New College of Hofstra University, a Master of Arts in Teaching from Simmons University, a Graduate Certificate in Teaching ESL from UMass Lowell, and certifications in Reiki Energy Healing, levels 1, 2, and 3. Her special interests include Great White sharks, playing ukulele badly, and continuing to learn Spanish, Portuguese, & French, although she speaks none of them fluently, yet. She is a big fan of her human family, her fur family, and her many emotional support tabs.