land acknowledgment
We wish to honor the Indigenous people of what is now known as the state of Florida, upon whose land we are living, working, and healing. We honor the Pensacola, Apalachee, Guale, Timucua, Potano, Ocale, Tocobaga, Mayaimi, Ais, Calusa, Jeaga, Tequesta and Matecumbe tribes. We further honor the lost indigenous people of the Jaega, the Seminole, and the Taino tribes of Singer Island, where we operate this program, and who rightfully belonged here unmolested.
who we are
Artist and founder, Pea Flower Tomioka, is building an inclusive art therapy program for adults recovering from sexual violence. A systemic sexual violence survivor, Pea is committed to raising the voices and stories of other marginalized creators to help raise awareness and foster beauty from trauma.
Pea Flower Tea Cornerstones
A hub of access to a variety of ways to heal and grow
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Get first access to new poetry, ceramics, and healing by directly supporting Pea Flower Tea on Patreon. We believe that art and healing should always be accessible, so we've created a sliding scale for supporters to decide what works best for them.

Submit your art
Submit your poetry or artwork to Lavender Lime Literary, our inclusive literary journal, and help us change the conversations around healthy sexuality through quarterly themed publications.

Queer Voice poetry sessions
Queer Voice is a poetry workshop and open mic night held monthly in the historic Northwood section of West Palm Beach, Florida.

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Therapeutic Artistry created through healing and self-love. Find prints, ceramics, and more.

Bumpy Lime Ceramics
Trauma-informed artistry preserved in clay. Bumpy Lime Ceramics is a cornerstone of our trauma-informed art therapy program, which we are currently building. It's designed to help adults recovering from sexual violence reconnect with their own bodies in a healthy and inclusive way.

Fine Art Prints
Therapeutic Artistry created through healing and self-love. Find prints, ceramics, and more.
We believe that everyone has the right to healthcare, advocacy, and support.
We believe that art should always be accessible.
We believe that access and education matter.
As such, this space is serving to showcase a transparent, community-sourced project to create an inclusive art therapy program for survivors of sexual violence. You can help us by adding your distinctive voice to the larger conversations this hub hopes to address by receiving our emails, which update on our progress, source your needed voices, and announces publications, sales, and more.
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Published Poetry
Read Pea Flower's recent poetry publications.

Pea Flower Blog
One blog for all cornerstone spaces.
Lavender Lime Literary magazine seeks to elevate marginalized voices through the unique expression of gender, sexuality, and identity. All forms of existence are welcome here.

Current Issue
Read the current issue of Lavender Lime Literary, which publishes quarterly with the seasons. This literary journal focuses on raising marginalized voices to help change the conversations around healthy sexuality to be more inclusive.

Back Issues
Read the thematic back issue of Lavender Lime Literary, which publishes quarterly with the seasons.

Immediate Support
If you're in need of support access, click the link above and get connected with immediate text or call access to a number of queer-safe hotlines and support structures.

Anti-Racism Training
The Diversity and Resiliency Institute of El Paso offers an excellent low-cost program to better understand the impact that racism has in modern society.

LGBTQ+ Training
The Diversity and Resiliency Institute of El Paso offers a program to help educate people on how best to provide allyship to the queer community.

Queer America Podcast
From the program's website: "Without LGBTQ history, there is no American history." This project provides education on queer history, provides resources for educators to include queer history in their history courses, and offers information on creating safe spaces.

Classroom Resources
Learning for Justice provides a number of educational resources to aid educators in raising the standards for social justice and age-appropriate learning by breaking access down into four domains: Identity, Diversity, Justice, and Action.
Pea Flower Tomioka is building an art therapy program for survivors of sexual violence.
I'm Pea, and I'm an artist building an art therapy program for survivors of sexual assault. I'm a queer, neurodivergent disabled artist who has struggled, as many of us have struggled, to find the healing support I needed after systemic abuse. So many neurodivergent folx struggle to bridge the space between our lives and how we perceive the world around us, vs. the neurotypical methods deployed for therapeutic support. My goal is to create an art therapy program that can be used alongside traditional therapy methods to help support those of us who tend to slip through the cracks when it comes to standard models for therapy.
In short? This is a case of Heal Thyself. Both my program and I are a work in progress, and I've set up options for those who might support me as I work to create this program. How do I know if I'm doing it right? Well- I'm the first client! I'm documenting my own healing process to ensure that the spaces where traditional models of therapy or support have failed me and shoring up the gaps. I'm working through heavy concepts and teaching myself to find healthy avenues toward joy, healing, and sustainable support structures. In short, this space exists to help fund the entire process as I work my way through building my program and sharing the beauty of creating with all of you.
The program will have foundations in several areas, both artistic and uplifting:
- Poetry
- Ceramics
- Artworks
- Trauma Recovery
- Advocacy
- Support
Here, you'll follow my journey as I continue my formal schooling (Interdisciplinary Bachelor's degree in psychology and creative writing, Certification with the American Association of Sexual Educators, Counselors, and Therapists, and a Masters degree in Poetry). Together, we will improve our pottery skills. We will write poetry and share new concepts, structures and forms. I will share my art with all of you, in an open, transparent forum where we collectively work towards healing. You'll get to learn with me as I expand my home studio to include a ceramics space, and you'll get exclusive access to all of the pieces I create.
What are we creating here? I'm so glad you asked! You can learn more about each of the cornerstones below:
Poetics. Illustrations. Ceramics. Sex. Healing.
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Our Mission
From the program's website: "Without LGBTQ history, there is no American history." This project provides education on queer history, provides resources for educators to include queer history in their history courses, and offers information on creating safe spaces.

About Pea
From the program's website: "Without LGBTQ history, there is no American history." This project provides education on queer history, provides resources for educators to include queer history in their history courses, and offers information on creating safe spaces.
Your support makes all of this possible.
