Debbi Wolfarth

Did you love playing freely as a kid — exploring colors, textures, tastes, and sounds simply because it felt good? That instinct was doing something wonderful for your brain. That’s the heart of what I teach.I hold a PhD in Bioengineering from the University of Pennsylvania and have spent over a decade building food and wellness programs in Augusta, Georgia.Sensory art is my passion because it blends creativity, curiosity, and adventure into one natural experience. Emerging research suggests that both the foods we choose and the act of creative play can support brain health — helping form new neural pathways, a process called neuroplasticity, that supports clarity, resilience, and joy.My classes weave these ideas into experiences that feel like play, not practice. You’ll leave with real tools — and a genuine sense that you’re actively supporting your own brain health through creativity and delight.