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Permission to…Play & Belong: A Therapeutic Baking Experience in Detroit

On Saturday, June 13, 2026, Flavorful Creations hosted Permission to…Play & Belong, a hands-on baking workshop at Eastern Market's Shed 5 in Detroit. It focused on helping men release hidden emotional burdens and heal their inner child.

Permission to…Play & Belong: A Therapeutic Baking Experience in Detroit — Organizer image
Organizer image · Eastern Market ↗
Flavorful Creations organized this unique session where participants baked together while exploring men’s unseen emotional struggles. Derrick Marshall, LMSW, from Invictus Mental Health Counseling, joined as guest speaker to support the emotional healing process. Attendees enjoyed light refreshments and received a free 30-minute counseling session provided by In The Business of Food. The event created a space to drop the pressure of having to “be strong” and encouraged personal healing and community connection.

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Source: Eastern Market ↗
Last successful source check: Oct 15, 2026, 10:45 PM

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