Podcasts about art healing

I got a chance to chat with multidisciplinary artist, Victoria Cassinova, as we discussed being self taught, her identity as an artist and the life altering accident. -Was her work ever the same after the accident?-Does Victoria's work serve as documentation of healing?-How intentional is balance?Check out Victoria Cassinova at The CAAM in conversation with JJ Anderson 1/29 at 7pm PT.Instagram:@vcassinova@jamir_smithJamirSmith.com

In a world that often feels chaotic and overwhelming, how can we still choose joy, meaning, and beauty every day? Join us for a heartfelt conversation with Laing Rikkers, an award‑winning author, entrepreneur, and executive coach whose journey through grief inspired her acclaimed book Morning Leaves (Red Hen Press). Laing shares practical insights on cultivating resilience even in the face of loss, burnout, or major life transitions. Together we explore simple daily rituals, slowing down, and the restorative power of nature, helping you find peace and meaning no matter what you're navigating. In this episode, we cover:

Welcome back. Our guest today is Danish tattoo artist Michelle Vestergård, whose story touches on something we can all relate to: the search for authenticity.   We talk about her unique entry into the tattoo world at 14, but the core of our conversation is about the deeper-level challenges and values that define a career. We get into the search for true mentorship, the importance of maintaining your integrity on social media, and the courage it takes to be vulnerable. Michelle shares a powerful story of navigating depression and how that experience led her to completely transform her studio into a 'safe space' for others. We also discuss the incredible fundraising tradition she and her daughter started, and what it truly felt like to bring home the ‘Best of Show' at the prestigious ‘Mondial du Tatouage' in Paris.   This is a story about art, healing, and legacy.   Follow Michelle on Instagram Darktales     News, courses and more    

In this episode of the Healing for Hot Messes Podcast we are joined by Julissa Andrade of PaxPaints! Julissa Andrade is an artist painting vibrant dreamscapes in Minnesota. She taught herself how to paint after a brain injury changed her life and caused her to see color differently. In her work, she aims to show we can make beauty of our most difficult moments. She paints, creates junk journal spreads, and writes as a means of therapy, healing, and connection. In this episode we talk about her journey to healing through creativity and her personal art practice. Get CRAFTING HOPE on preorder: https://paxpaints.com/products/crafting-hope-book-pre-order CONNECT WITH JULISSA:Website with art & jewelry: https://paxpaints.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/paxpaintsInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/paxpaintsYouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@paxpaintsshorts✅ Important Links to Follow

This week on Ojai Talk of the Town, I sit down with Brian and Lisa Berman, two longtime Ojai residents whose life together has been devoted to peace, reconciliation, and healing.Their journey began in Germany at a Holocaust memorial event: Brian, a sculptor who lost family to the Holocaust, and Lisa, a German citizen searching for ways to understand and repair her nation's history, met in that powerful moment of remembrance. From there, their partnership became a shared mission.As co-founders of Awakening Peace, the Bermans have spent decades fostering dialogue, compassion, and creative solutions to conflict. In recent years, their work took them to Poland, where they lived during the height of the Russian invasion of Ukraine, supporting refugees and promoting peace initiatives in a country on the edge of war. They've also carried their message to global conferences and workshops — from Hiroshima to international peace councils — building bridges where division has sown pain.In this episode, Brian shares how his sculpture embodies resilience and remembrance, while Lisa talks about her work as a naturopathic healer and counselor, helping individuals and communities find inner resources for peace. Together, their story is a reminder that healing history and shaping a more compassionate future are possible when art, spirit, and activism unite.We did not talk about the Wannsee Conference, Rommel and Montgomery in Northern Africa, or the Great Swift-Kelce Convergence. Check out https://awakeningpeace.org to keep up-to-date with the Bermans.It's a deep and inspiring conversation - a perfect antidote for the low simmer of nihilism and pessimism so prevalent today.

In this episode of Simply Said, Polly talks with Cheri, a former Air Force and hospice nurse, about how creativity can heal and transform. After a brain injury ended her nursing career, Cheri turned to painting as therapy—first in private, then sharing her art publicly. She describes how curiosity, gratitude, and faith helped her overcome creative blocks, process trauma, and find her voice. From miraculous family experiences to building a studio with her late father, Cheri's journey shows how creativity—in any form—can bring resilience, connection, and joy. For more on how to live well, do good, and be happy, join our Simply Said Community at ⁠pollycampbell.substack.com⁠. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

How did a barn on a Minnesota farm turn into a space where people from diverse backgrounds could experience beauty? Musician, designer, and arts non-profit co-founder Chris Everett recounts how the artist retreat was born and shares the story of a particularly beautiful moment there.In this clip from the Beauty At Work podcast, host Brandon Vaidyanathan talks with Chris Everett about how he and his husband transformed an old farm into Everwood, an artist retreat rooted in nature, creativity, and community. Chris reflects on the healing power of the arts, his mission to support artists, and how beauty can open hearts—even across ideological divides.For the full interview see: https://www.buzzsprout.com/2043099/episodes/13967102For the broader project, visit: https://www.beautyatwork.netSupport us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/BeautyatWorkPodcast#BeautyAtWork #ChrisEverett #ArtsRetreat #CreativeHealing #EverwoodFarm #ArtAndCommunity #BeautyInDiversity #ArtistSupport #MusicForHealing #PodcastClips #TransformThroughArt #BrandonVaidyanathan #SacredSpaces #ArtsNonprofitSupport the show

In this episode, we're joined by Emma Phillips, a Wexford artist whose new exhibition Wild at Heart is now showing at The Raven's Nest Gallery, upstairs at The Makers House. Also in studio is Mary Wallace, one of the driving forces behind The Makers House — a vibrant creative space supporting local artists and craftspeople. Together, they share the story behind the exhibition, the healing power of art, and the importance of community-driven spaces like this one in Wexford.

In this soulful and expansive episode of the Spiritual Journey Podcast, Nimesh Radia is joined by artist, healer, and mentor Leon Robinson—also known as Eklipz—for a powerful conversation on spirituality, creativity, and reclaiming your light through healing. Together, they explore how art, music, grief, and intention become sacred tools for transformation.Leon shares his journey from childhood struggles to becoming a full-time artist, energy healer, and father of five. Through hip hop culture, spiritual awakening, and deep inner work, Leon discovered that his creativity wasn't just an outlet—it was a gateway to healing and connection with spirit.They discuss:

Sarah Humphreys transforms lives teaching arts and crafts in a women's prison, helping incarcerated women rebuild their identities through creativity. Working with individuals who've experienced trauma and abuse, she creates a sensory sanctuary where women who arrive saying "I can't" leave as proud creators with newfound confidence and purpose.• Teaching in prison presents unique challenges with scissors and supplies requiring strict protocols• Around 75% of women in prison have mental health concerns and most have experienced childhood trauma• Sarah's classroom serves as a sensory haven with soft textiles, comforting scents, and supportive community• A professional shoplifter achieved a breakthrough by later buying art supplies instead of stealing them• Sarah introduces women to female artists who faced similar challenges, expanding their sense of possibility• The Red Flag Project collects textile flags bearing phrases from abusive relationships, creating awareness around domestic violence• Women in prison often face judgment as "imperfect victims" when they've experienced domestic abuse• Creative activities build resilience, self-belief and new identities beyond "criminal"• Prison crafting creates ripple effects, potentially breaking generational cycles of trauma• The crafting community regularly donates supplies, showing incarcerated women they're not forgottenIf you're interested in supporting the Red Flag Project, please check the show notes for details on how to create and submit your own flag to help raise awareness about domestic violence. For those experiencing abuse, support resources are listed below.To find out Full details about the red flags and how to get involved: Click belowhttps://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1DW9ldQmwNWqAuyCJChrPNGX16TIDOn-3?usp=sharingFollow Sarah on Instagram @edwardandthewhitebearBook mentioned In Control: Dangerous Relationships and How They End in Murder : Smith, Jane Monckton: Amazon.co.uk: BooksKoestler Arts | Unlock the talent insideIf you need help:https://www.nationaldahelpline.org.uk/Want to reach out? Suggest a guest? Drop us a text! Support the show

In this episode Mau Díaz sits down with Jessie Zapo—ultrarunner, art therapist, multidisciplinary artist, and community builder. Known for blending movement, expression, and healing, Jessie has carved out a unique path where running, art, and care for others converge. Her work is rooted in the belief that the body is not only a vehicle for endurance, but also a medium for emotional and creative release. Mau and Jessie begin by tracing her early journey as a runner—how it started, what kept her coming back, and how it evolved into something much deeper than physical training. Jessie shares how running has helped her process her own inner landscape, while simultaneously strengthening the communities she's been part of. For her, running is both a solitary and collective act—an anchor in difficult times and a bridge to meaningful connection with others. The conversation then moves into the rich intersection of running, art, and healing. Jessie opens up about her work as an art therapist and how movement fuels her creative practice. She explores the idea of running as ritual, as a canvas, and as a tool for transformation—not only for herself but for those she supports in her community. This episode is a powerful reflection on how running can go beyond the physical to become a pathway to wholeness, creativity, and care. Follow Jessie: @jessiezapo

Katherine Revoir integrates healing modalities like Non-violent Communication, attachment theory, interpersonal neuroscience, and depth empathy to promote emotional healing and creativity. As a constellation facilitator, she helps individuals uncover how family patterns shape their behavior and emotional lives. Katherine highlights relational neuroscience, emphasizing our innate need for connection and how embodiment and somatic awareness enable artists to overcome creative blocks and access deeper artistic expression. Katherine's own experiences during challenging life events, including business struggles and her mother's passing, guided her toward teaching from deep intuition. She stresses the importance of trusting one's inner voice, viewing intuition as a guide toward personal growth and creative authenticity. Inspired by Bert Hellinger's constellation work, her approach fosters emotional resilience and deeper self-understanding, emphasizing our interconnectedness with others. Social neuroscience, according to Katherine, underscores that humans are wired to connect with other brains, emphasizing the importance of relationships in our psychological and emotional health. She explains that all our behaviors, including people-pleasing patterns, originate from early interactions, particularly the mother-child bond. Katherine introduces the concept of "alarmed aloneness," highlighting the importance of compassionately reconnecting with younger, unresolved parts of ourselves. She describes how companioning these memories helps relocate emotional trauma from the amygdala, where they remain stuck, to the hippocampus, allowing them to be safely processed and filed away. Katherine stresses that emotions are life-giving and should be felt rather than blocked. For more information, visit Katherine's website richerliving.org, where you can schedule personal counseling sessions or participate in her Happy Brain Groups—8-week programs held via Zoom—and Constellation Groups. 

In this episode, Jen and Dyana chat with professional fly fisherman Ashley White, who shares his journey into fly fishing and how it has profoundly impacted his mental health and personal growth. The conversation delves into the therapeutic nature of the outdoors, the art of fly tying, and the strong sense of community within the fly fishing world. Ashley opens up about how fly fishing has served as a powerful healing outlet for trauma survivors, reflecting on personal milestones, the joy of fishing, and the restorative power of nature. He also discusses his passion for the outdoors and his brand The Gentleman Lumberjack. The discussion covers various fishing techniques, the accessibility of the sport, and practical advice on getting started, from investing in gear to embracing the adventures that await in the wild.Follow Ashley White on Instagram: @the_gentleman_lumberjackThe Gentleman Lumberjack: www.thefishinggent.comBook Ashley as a fly fishing guide: https://fishing-for-all.com/Tommy Corey's episode which features Ashley: Listen hereNOTABLE TIMESTAMPS:3:20 Welcome, Ashley White and the beauty of Minnesota9:13 Why Ashley was drawn to fly fishing and how he got into the sport13:55 The beauty of the slowness of fly fishing26:05 The benefit of fly fishing for trauma survivors42:59 Community and camaraderie over success49:39 The childlike freedom of fishing and outdoor play54:11 Different types of angling58:05 Ashley's brand, the Gentleman Lumberjack1:05:10 Advice for beginners wanting to start fly fishing1:11:23 The average cost of a fly fishing course and gear1:31:27 How the fly fishing community is evolving and the future of the sport1:43:19 How to connect with AshleyWhere to find and support Bush & Banter: Follow Bush & Banter on Instagram: @bushandbanter Visit Bush & Banter's website: www.bushandbanter.com Join Bush & Banter's Patreon community: patreon.com/bushandbanter E-mail Bush & Banter: bushandbanter@gmail.com Follow Dyana on Instagram: @dyanacarmella Follow Jennifer on Instagram: @thewhimsicalwoman

In this episode of Art Heals All Wounds, guest J.M. Golding, a photographic artist from the Bay Area, shares her unique approach to analog photography, emphasizing the powerful connections between nature, self, and others that her work seeks to capture. The discussion dives deep into the art of "slow photography," the spontaneity of using plastic toy cameras, and the wonder of pinhole camera techniques and lumen prints. Key Discussion Points:·       Spontaneity and Dreamlike Photography: J.M. Golding reveals how using plastic toy cameras and vintage techniques fosters a connection with the unpredictable and imperfect elements that make her images dreamlike and deeply evocative.·       Lumen Prints and Pinhole Wonders: Learn about the intriguing process of creating lumen prints and how Golding explores photography without a camera. Through pinhole cameras, she captures the simple beauty of a "box of air" making an image.·       Connection to Nature and Internal Experiences: Golding discusses how her photography reflects her internal experiences and often anticipates future events, showcasing nature's cycles, as seen in her series "From Destruction Grows A Garden of the Soul."·       Post-Fire Healing: Delve into the story of Golding's "Fire Followers" photographs, documenting the regeneration of nature after wildfires and drawing parallels to personal healing and the cycles of renewal in nature.·       Environmental Reflections and Interconnectedness: The conversation touches on the urgency of recognizing our interconnectedness with nature, exploring topics like climate change, and the role of imagination and creativity in finding solutions.·       Embracing Slow Photography: Pam and J.M. discuss the importance of slowing down both in art and life, advocating for a mindful approach to creativity that encourages reflection and presence.Featured Series and Artwork:·       "From Destruction Grows A Garden of the Soul"·       "The Seeds of Its Own Renewal"·       "Wildflower" series "After the Fire"Don't forget to go to my website and leave me YOUR story of belonging to feature on a future episode!Buy Me a Coffee!Follow J.M. Golding! WebsiteBáyò AkómoláféUniversity of Florida Center for Arts in MedicineFollow Me!●      Art Heals All Wounds Website●      My Instagram ●      My LinkedIn●      Art Heals All Wounds Instagram

In this episode I share a voicemail from Ken Paul Rosenthal, a filmmaker reflecting on the transformative power of art. Ken explores the theme of art as a healing force, both in his own life as he edits films and in the broader human experience.  I love how Ken expresses the intrinsic link between personal conflict, trauma, and creative expression, and that these elements are part of the human experience. Thanks for listening!Mentioned in this Episode:Ken Paul Rosenthal, FilmmakerJoni Mitchell's interview on Fresh Air from 2004Ken's documentary about the late poet Julia Vinograd:betweenspiritandstonethefilm.comCall to Action:If you have a story about how art and creativity have impacted your life, Pam would love to hear it. Leave a voicemail on her website, arthealsallwoundspodcast.com, and consider signing up for the newsletter to stay updated on the podcast.Don't forget to go to my website and leave me YOUR story of belonging to feature on a future episode!Buy Me a Coffee!Connect with Ken!Website:betweenspiritandstonethefilm.comConnect With Me!●      My Instagram ●      My LinkedIn●      Art Heals All Wounds Website●      Art Heals All Wounds Instagram 

In this episode of Art & Cocktails, join us for an inspiring conversation with art collector and curator Sonia Borrell, founder of the Tryson Collection. Sonia shares her journey in the art world, discussing her passion for discovering new artists and building a collection that resonates on a personal level. She offers invaluable advice for artists on creating authentically and for new collectors on how to start a collection with meaning and purpose.   Key Takeaways: Art as a healing and transformative force Collecting what you love over following market trends The importance of authenticity for artists How artists can curate their website and social media to attract collectors and galleries Tips on using social media to connect with collectors and build a community How to navigate the art world as a beginner   Whether you're an artist looking to stand out or a collector eager to find meaningful pieces, this episode is packed with insights on how to approach art with intention, passion, and heart. Listen now for a refreshing take on art, connection, and creating from the heart.   Follow Sonia Borrell: Instagram: @soniabblondon Website: www.soniabblondon.com   Grab your copy of Sonia Borrell's book, Art in Real-Time: Collecting Tomorrow's Masters, and explore the world of art collecting with insights from an expert. https://amzn.to/3NWc9EL   Visit our website to learn more about Create! Magazine and Art & Cocktails Podcast www.createmagazine.co  

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Loneliness is one of the major challenges facing our society today, and since this is Loneliness Awareness Week, it's a great time to look at what's behind this loneliness epidemic. This week, host Paula Felps sits down with physician, teacher, innovator, and author Dr. Jeremy Nobel, founder of The Foundation for Art & Healing and the Project UnLonely initiative. Jeremy, who is also on the faculty of the Harvard Medical School and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health, has published the book Project UnLonely: Healing Our Crisis of Disconnection, and he's here to talk about what loneliness is doing to us – and what we should be doing about it. In this episode, you'll learn: The three types of loneliness — and what to do about each one. How chronic loneliness affects both physical and mental health. How engaging in creative expression can help navigate loneliness.

Lorwen Nagle is a clinical psychologist, artist, podcaster, and writer. For more information about Lorwen check out the following links: https://www.linkedin.com/in/creativecollective1https:// www.twitter.com@LORWEN108 https://www.medium.com@lorwenpaintingspersonal email: lorwenpaintings@gmail.com My art website: https://www.lorwenpaintings.com --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/ryan-anthony-hernandez/support

Recently, the United States Surgeon General Dr. Vivek Murthy warned the public of an epidemic of loneliness which experts say is detrimental to mental and physical health. Dr. Jeremy Nobel founded The Foundation for Art & Healing and launched an initiative called Project UnLonely to combat loneliness through creative expression. He joins us to talk about how we could face the implications of loneliness and how we can face it together.

This week on the Highest Self Podcast, we are taking a deep dive into the creation of my latest album and music video, "My Body Is An Altar." ✨   I've invited a special guest, Everett Satoru, the Director of the music video, to join me in expressing the sound liberation and meaning within this journey.

The holiday period can be a lonely one for many people. Around the world one in four adults say they're lonely. and loneliness is associated with increased risk of heart attacks to dementia and premature death. Dr Jeremy Nobel, the founder and president of The Foundation for Art & Healing and its signature initiative Project UnLonely. He is also on the faculty of the Harvard Medical School and the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. His new book is also called Project UnLonely. He tells Kathryn about his own experience of loneliness and how art and creativity can reverse the feeling.

In this heartfelt episode of The Highlight Real, I'm chopping it up with the brilliant Lacy Tally, a multi-disciplinary artist and creative powerhouse from Cleveland! Lacy opens up about how her art not only embodies her vibrant spirit but also serves as a catalyst for personal growth and wellness. Tune in as we delve into the world of affirmations, art installations, and the balance between being a creative soul and a savvy entrepreneur. If you've ever been on the fence about pursuing your passions or wondered how creativity can impact your mental health, this episode is a must-watch! From Lacy's journey through art therapy to her advice on networking and staying true to oneself, you'll gain some perspective that might just spark your own creative wellness journey. Get ready to be inspired by Lacy's authenticity and learn how her art is not just a feast for the eyes, but a balm for the soul. Don't forget to follow us for more inspiring conversations that blend the worlds of art, entrepreneurship, and community building. Drop a like, share with your friends, and hit that subscribe button for more uplifting content that speaks to you! Follow our creative journey: - Instagram: @thehighlightReal_ - Follow Lacy : @lacerrrr - Follow Jhariah: @Jhariah CHAPTERS: 0:00 - Introduction to Art Entrepreneurship 1:30 - Artist's Journey Update 3:16 - Lacy's Creative Ventures 5:40 - Passion for Clay Artistry 9:12 - Emotions in Art Creation 14:55 - Art Healing and Trauma Release 16:45 - Artist's Ownership and Credit 19:15 - Creativity in Daily Life 22:10 - Strategic Social Media for Artists 24:40 - Discipline vs. Creative Flow 27:45 - Strengthening Creativity 31:35 - Discipline's Impact on Art 32:47 - Artist's Inspirational Era 35:30 - Art as Therapy 39:16 - The Artwork That Began Everything 43:35 - Top Lessons for Creative Entrepreneurs 49:11 - Concluding Thoughts

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Jessica Musgrave is an exceptionally talented artist, with a specialization in captivating black-and-white paintings. Her artistic journey commenced amidst the profound impact of her father's sudden departure from this world. Seeking solace and healing through her craft, Jess delved into the realm of artwork as a means to process trauma and kindle inspiration in others to discover their own creative expressions and embark on the path of recovery. With each brushstroke and digital flourish, Jessica Musgrave's artistic odyssey unfolds, seamlessly intertwining the raw emotions of her journey, her unwavering passion for black-and-white art, and her cherished Puerto Rican heritage into a timeless and captivating narrative. Her ever-evolving body of work reflects the transformative power of art and the profound impact of embracing one's cultural identity. @jm.artwerks Watch on YouTube: https://bit.ly/3opNURn  PATREON: patreon.com/brassandunity  - - - - - - - - - - - - SUPPORT OUR SPONSORS H.V.M.N - 20% off with code BRASS20 - https://hvmn.com/pages/home Mindful Meds - 15% off with code BRASS - https://mindfulmeds.io Brass & Unity - 20% off with code UNITY - http://brassandunity.com  Three Horses Hat Co - 15% off with code BRASS - ⁠https://threehorseshatco.com/⁠ Combat Flip Flops - 25% off with code UNITY - https://combatflipflops.com - - - - - - - - - - - - - SHOP B&U Jewelry & Eyewear: https://brassandunity.com  - - - - - - - - - - - - - Follow #brassandunity - - - - - - - - - - - - - CHARITY Honour House - https://www.honourhouse.ca Vet Solutions - https://vetsolutions.org  Heroic Hearts - https://www.heroicheartsproject.org Warrior Angels Foundation - https://warriorangelsfoundation.org All Secure Foundation - http://allsecurefoundation.org Defenders of Freedom - http://defendersoffreedom.us The Boot Campaign - https://bootcampaign.org The Overwatch Foundation  - http://overwatchfoundationusa.org

Interview was done August 2, 2023! I love meeting new people willing to share their “lemon to lemonade” experience! This story is about Rachel who faced childhood trauma through sexual abuse, but the one thing she found healing was her art. Now as an art educator, she is paying it forward through her "Sketchbooks for Kids" campaign to help kids facing similar adversity and encourage healing through the arts too. What message do you get from this interview? Instaram: @rachelbetterley Facebook: Rachel Betterley ABOUT the LemonAid Stand: Heidi started hosting the LemonAid Stand live radio talk show, over 20 years ago, in 1999! It all came about when Heidi was dealing with thoughts of suicide, inadequacy, and dealing with infertility. She realized as she reached out to others and heard their stories, she would be uplifted and inspired no matter what she was going through. So this podcast has old "Original" shows from that time period. It also has "New" shows that are currently being recorded with new guests. And it has "Update" shows where Heidi reached out to original radio show guests to find out how the past 20 years have been! Theme song written and recorded by Heidi's baby brother Shane! Heidi is a motivational speaker and would love to speak at your event about how to elevate your happiness! Hear her TEDx talk at this link: https://www.ted.com/talks/heidi_alldredge_s_t_o_p_your_stinkin_thinkin Do you know a story that needs to be shared? Contact Heidi!  Email: HeidisLemonAidStand@gmail.com Website: https://www.heidislemonaidstand.com Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/HeidisLemonAidStand Instagram: @HeidisLemonAidStand Mail: PO BOX 926, Orem, Utah 84059

In today's conversation I'm sharing a real life example of how chakra healing can change your life. Sylvia Lewis experienced a physical healing that restored her fertility after she'd been diagnosed as unable to have children, as well as an emotional healing, resolving many of the traumas she experienced as a child, using intuitive chakra work, primarily through art and painting and creation. Her life was a hard one, but as you'll hear, she learned to trust herself and use her art and creativity for healing. And now she helps others do the same. Sylvia is the Founder of Artistry Heals, which is a business aimed at teaching the healing power of art and creativity. She's an Artist, Chakra Coach, Astrologist, and Manifestation Expert. Learn more about Sylvia at www.artistryheals.com and find her on Instagram at ya_highness. Interested in the updated and refreshed 7 Day Chakra Manifesting Challenge? Learn more at ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.yourchakracoach.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or get started with it ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠right now⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠! And be on the lookout for all new courses from Your Chakra Coach! Each week, we'll continue to learn tools and ideas that we can use to move closer to our highest selves! You can connect with me on ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Facebook⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ and ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Instagram⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠, and if this show is helping you in your life, consider joining the ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠Patreon⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ page for bonus content (meditations, videos, etc.) and to support the mission of the show! Visit my website for more information about coaching and readings: ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠www.yourchakracoach.com⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/sarah4544/message

Do you sometimes feel overwhelmed by the challenges of balancing your work, creativity, and personal life? Are you seeking inspiration to connect with your true self and find the strength to embrace vulnerability? Or, have you found that substances have become a part of your life in a way which takes more than they give? In today's episode, we're joined by Christopher Scott, a talented tattoo and visual artist, loving husband, and dedicated father who shares his journey of self-discovery, and the deep darkness he's had to navigate to grow into his authentic expression as a father, husband, and creator. His mission is to awaken to his True Self through the exploration of art, and in turn be a reflection to Others. He is dedicated to being here for the Full Experience that Spirit has to offer. Whatever that may look like.In this episode, we explore:Why it's been so empowering for Christopher to stop smoking cannabis after 22 yearsWhy it's critical to embrace vulnerability and how it can unlock personal growth and self-awareness in your life.How Christopher's experiences with psychedelics, like Bufo and psilocybin, have helped him let go and connect with his true self.You'll gain insights into the challenges of balancing work, creativity, and family life, and how Chris manages feelings of guilt when struggling to create while others depend on him.Near the end, Chris shares a powerful healing art practice he has created to help people transform old patternsJoin us on a deeply vulnerable and humbly human deep-dive into the life of a provider, creator, and introspective man. I hope this episode inspire you to tap into your own power, creativity, and vulnerability as you navigate your unique path.Links & Things from this Episode:affiliate links where possible, to support the podcast at no extra cost to youChristopher Scott on Instagram: https://instagram.com/christopherscott_365Christopher Scott's website: https://www.electricsabbathtattoo.comSara Ladyfrog Podcast episode: https://alreadyfree.me/23Slow Down Farmstead Episode: https://alreadyfree.me/1BOOK: The Sin-Eater's Last ConfessionsPlease let me know if I forgot anything. One does one's best ; )Timestamped Overview:[00:07:45] Addiction, divorce, trauma, depression, spiritual growth, quitting cannabis.[00:14:59] Quitting cannabis was terrifying, but artist found it made them more creative. Cannabis is a spirit and should not be used in a vape cartridge. Taking a break from it led to a powerful creative experience.[00:23:42] Beaten almost to death at a party, reclaimed power through art and energetic integration protocol.[00:31:47] Using symbols and colors to access subconscious and create artwork, then "letting it go" by destroying it.[00:34:57] Living up to potential is missing the mark of sin.[00:36:28] Spiritual attack made artist consider energy in career; realized importance of closing energy space after tattooing sessions.[00:38:36] Tattoos have deep, symbolic meaning and can be transformational.[00:41:24] Exploring collective human emotions leads to successful career.[00:45:11] Letting go and being truthful to yourself and others is difficult but rewarding.[00:52:54] We already have the key to our own freedom.Become a member on Patreon for bonuses,...

Gentle listeners, are you on a journey to feel safe in your body? Then, this episode is for you. Sarah is joined by friend of the pod Barry Lee, a non-binary, disabled, multidisciplinary artist, based in Atlanta GA. Barry shares their experience of learning to find a home in their body and reclaiming their disability through creativity. Listen in for an episode all about finding safety, healing from body trauma, and creating kinship and community through art. Visit Barry's WebsiteSubscribe to Barry's NewsletterFollow Barry on InstagramSign up for From Lovers to Chariot: Integrate this Year and Prepare for the Next With Archetypal Magic Reimagine Success - Spells for Clearing Doubt and ShameOrder the Many Moons 2023 Planner.Sign Up for The Winter Solstice Seasonal Support SessionExplore The Rise Collection.Buy the Moon Kissed Earth Candle.Sign up for our newsletter.Support our Patreon here.Follow Sarah on Instagram.Buy The Moon Book.Visit Our Shop.Mentioned: Lorenza BöttnerWitches Get Real: Practical Magic, Business, Witchery, and Stepping Into Abundance with Erika Feldmann of HausWitch 

With Lyn Farhi Worship Leader: David Hines Recorded at Auckland Unitarian Church 13th November 2022 Morena Everyone. I am Lynn Farhi. It is great to be here this morning. As some of you know I have a love of art and creativity in all its forms. Today for brevity's sake I will just speak about Art and its therapeutic uses. I have used Art therapeutically for the last 14 years in hospice volunteer work and in school chaplaincy. And I thought in light of the Unitarian principle to search for truth and meaning, it may add a tool to some of your toolkits. For more information see https://aucklandunitarian.org.nz/art-healing-and-universalism/ More art therapy exercises can be found at https://aucklandunitarian.org.nz/podcast/20221113_LynFarhi_ArtTherapyExercises.pdf

Did you know that Colombia has a truth commission working in rural areas to heal the proud country after 75 years of brutal civil war? This truth commission is only one of many far ranging topics we talk about with Maria Antonia Perez, a visual artist, graphic designer and peace activist in Medellin, Colombia who worked for humanitarian causes from Sri Lanka to Cambodia to Haiti before returning to her home country.

Welcome back to the Fake Ass Book Club!! This week the ladies shifted gears from their original plan (reviewing sci fi novel "Aftermath by Levar Burton ...Sorry Levar!! ) , for an opportunity to vibe with budding new artists, the beautiful and talented Hannah Rhane. Moni and Kat met Hannah at a local art show Kat was participating in. The Murphy's Arts Center hosts a monthly "First Friday" event featuring local artists around Indy. They saw her doing a live paint event in the MELI showroom, (another fabulous local art space) began to chat, and the rest is history!! Please tune in as the ladies sip and vibe. They tackle the healing power of art, dating, finding inspiration, and self love!! If you can, watch on YouTube to see the beautiful ladies painting, and the art they created during their relaxing conversation. Cheers!! Trigger Warning: Adult content including sexual assault & language. Please be advised this show is for adults 18 and up and the open minded. We are not professionals, journalists or educators. Listener Discretion is advised. *Dedication: * To our listeners always!!! To the artists and to Moni's big brother Marcel!! He was the real the MVP helping us make the show happen this week...and dads everywhere. Love you!! (honorable mention to the ladies of Herspective podcast and Speak yo ishh podcast for the collaboration!!) Special shout out to 76 Trillion Years of Soul Art Studio & @ghadcast @rodhauser76 for allowing us to use thier incredible space to record!! *About the Guest: hannah rhane causey

Welcome back to the Ten Thousand Heroes Show. I'm Ankur Shah Delight and this is a podcast about purpose. My purpose, your purpose, our guests' purpose. We're all somewhere along the journey of purpose. Some of us are farther along in terms of knowing our purpose or living it. Some of us are more aware of it than others. But purpose, I contend, is fundamentally unescapable.    What I'd like to do through these interviews is demystify purpose, make it more accessible. So there's less of a burden a heaviness about living up to our potential. And more of a playfulness.   My guest today is Edie Pjipers. I met Edie 9 years ago in my mom's backyard. I was organizing a cob building workshop and Edie signed up at last minute, and flew all the way across the country from New York. I had no idea that first day what an incredibly joyful soul Edie was, or what an amazing artist. But it didn't take long for me to figure it out. And it won't take long for you either, I'm guessing.   Let's jump in.   Show Links: Voicemail:  https://www.speakpipe.com/10khshow Email: info@10kh.show Twitter: @10khshow   Guest References: Edie's websites : www.edieart.com www.innerchildandbeyond.com   Edie's Youtube Channel www.youtube.com/edieart77   Edie's email: edie@edieart.com   

Michelle es terapeuta feminista y utiliza el arte como medio para acompañar a sus pacientes, en su mayoría mujeres, en su proceso de sanación.Es esta conversación, hablamos sobre que es el arte como terapia de sanación, de qué maneras nos sana el arte y como nos ayuda a navegar situaciones. También hablamos sobre técnicas específicas para sanar a través del arte y quien es candidata/o para Art Therapy o arteterapia.Sesiones 1:1: detalles aquíConecta con Michelle desde: @michelleurrutiawPara más contenido y tips sígueme en Instagram @eatinerary.incTambién visita www.eatineraryblog.com

In this episode Melanie Wild joins the podcast to discuss her journey from feeling disconnected, to understanding her purpose in life through creativity and art. Melanie is a Reiki and creative healer based in Calgary Canada and can be found on instagram at @creativehealingwithmwild

The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines "feminism" as the belief that men and women should have equal rights and opportunities. What's controversial about this concept?For many Black women, the concept of feminism is complex. There's a discomfort that comes with aligning with a concept that traditionally only amplifies, humanizes, and supports the voices of white women. Does feminism hold space for Black women? Is it our place to demand the stage, or better yet, build our own?define&empower founder, Amanda Bennett joins us on the new SheConfidential podcast episode to explore these questions and others related to Black feminism. Amanda is a Black feminist educator, consultant,  poet, and PhD candidate in Literature at Duke University. Amanda used her academic knowledge of Black feminism, LGBTQ studies, and cultural studies as the foundation for define&empower, a Black feminist education and consulting collective.  CONVERSATION HIGHLIGHTS Explains what it means to be a Black feminist.Identifies the close link between anger and sorrow.Describes the burden of assimilation.Highlights the necessity of learning to be present.Emphasizes the power of friendship among Black women.CONTENT WARNINGSnone GUESTAmanda Bennett PhD Candidate at Duke University Founder, define&empower collective https://defineandempower.com/ Black Feminist Hotline Podcast -  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/black-feminist-hotline/id1577293461Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/defineandempower.co/ and https://www.instagram.com/theamandashow12/Twitter:  @theamandashow16FOR MORE INFORMATIONVisit https://sheconfidential.com/ for more!Subscribe and watch the SheConfidential podcast here https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkwhWLZhyY7UbTyjmu0k91w.Follow on Instagram and Facebook @she.confidentialJoin the SheConfidential Online Community waitlist here https://mailchi.mp/20cb09978a8f/sheconfidential-online-community-waitlistNOTEThe information provided on SheConfidential pertaining to your health or wellness, relationships, business/career choices, finances, or any other aspect of your life is not intended to be a substitute for individual consultations, professional advice, diagnosis or treatment rendered by your own provider.ACKNOWLEDGEMENTSEpisode artwork and video production by Eye AM Media https://www.eyeammedia.com/. Follow on Instagram @eyeammedia

EXPLICIT: The 9th Annual Feminine Weapon Day benefit took place at a mystical home in downtown Los Angeles. Since 2014, people have been gathering on January 30th to honor the power of femininity and co-creation, in benefit of children who are in need of care.   Limited to just 50 people, the sold-out event was a one-night-only interactive theater, “The Space Between Stories.” The raved-about evening began with the group watching the sunset on a rooftop overlooking the city while two World Cup Winning fencers spared to music playing from a rare instrument called, the Ambox. If that wasn't enough to inspire chatter, magician Chad Nelson made his rounds for an extra later of wow.  At dusk, participants were guided through a mysterious silver door and into a whimsical world where ceremony and art came to life. Already connected through shared experience, people further bonded over heartfelt performances, a one-of-a-kind auction, and delicious food by Top Vegan Chef, Nicole Derseweh. No nobody objected to the event being booze-free.    What touched every heart was a fireside chat with Christina and the executive director of She Ready Foundation, Dr. Thyonne Gordon. The group learned about issues with the foster care system, and how they can help ease the pain so many children experience on a daily basis.  Proceeds from Feminine Weapon Day benefit at-risk youth and children in underserved communities to receive Art & Healing programs, like the ones WeDeepen presents for grownups, adjusted for kids.  At the time of this recording, the 9th Annual event raised $8K for the She Ready Foundation from ticket sales, donations, and the auction. In total and through the years, Feminine Weapon Day has raised over $73,000.  In this podcast WeDeepen guide, Amber J and Christina recap Feminine Weapon Day. After they recap, Amber J reflects on the time that she contracted a "Shibari Shaman" to live with her for a month. It's an experience she said offered her healing, understanding, and preparation for meeting her King.    While listening notice the feelings and thoughts that arise. If inspired, email feedback to team@wedeepen.com.  We'd love to hear if and how you resonate or not. 

In this episode, host and healer @ilm_healing and @therealevitanicole discuss healing through taking social media detoxes. Evita shares her healing journey, trusting intuition, practicing noble silence, and healing through art and retreats. Access more information about Evita's upcoming retreat and art/healing services at https://linktr.ee/evitaNicole Be sure to tune into The IM Healing Podcast https://linktr.ee/TheIMHealingPodcast Check out video recording on Youtube: https://youtu.be/DmGVicfjRr4 For more information on @ILM_Healing visit https://linktr.ee/ilmhealingsoulutions Pre-Order Healing My Four Bodies Book www.healingmyfourbodiesbook.com Like, subscribe, share, and leave a review #Happyhealing --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/imhealing/message

Art, to many, is an avenue to express emotions and a form of healing. Today we get to chat with Sandra Lett, who has used art as a way to positively impact her life and keep her sane through many years of trial. Sandra has expanded her reach and has made it a mission of her own to encourage giving back through art — and we can't wait to dive in and explore how she is doing that!  As the granddaughter of a fabulous oil painter, art chose me by divine creation. She has been self-taught for over 20 years. Either with the gentle stroke of a paintbrush, a beautiful puddle of paint, inks, or the glorious depth of resin; the creation of beauty in art can be extremely therapeutic and inspirational for all! Sandra embraces a passion for color, love, and positive energy through her artwork. The colors and beauty of nature speak a deep and uplifting language. She enjoys multiple styles of art, be it realism, whimsy, or the pure freedom of an abstract or beautiful resin art piece. She loves being an artist; and loves pouring her heart & soul into others. Art truly has the power to heal and touch us in a life-giving way. Inspiring topics we covered today: Sandra introduces herself and shares how art has impacted her life and healed her. (3:09) Kicking imposter syndrome to the curb. (10:30) How Sandra used Facebook to complement her YouTube channel. (11:05) Sandra shares how Counter Culture DIY aligns with her values as an artist. (13:28) Using an auction to pay it forward. (16:30) How social media harnesses the abundance mindset. (23:06) Sandra shares what humble and kind means to her and her art. (31:07) Being able to chat with Sandra was so amazing! No part of our business compares to the relationships we have built, and Sandra is a perfect example of an artist who aligns with our mission to make the world a more positive place through art. Make sure to check out her social media as well as pop into the auction! You can also find more information about Culture Con online at www.counterculturediy.com!    Connect with Sandra: Facebook Art Healing Hearts Auction  Instagram   Facebook Group YouTube  Art Healing Hearts Auction Website Website  Feel free to leave a review and let me know how this episode resonated with you. You can also follow us on Instagram, TikTok, YouTube and Facebook, all @CounterCultureDIY. Join our Facebook community, Counter Culture DIY artists support group, and don't forget to follow us on your favorite podcasting platforms, and never miss an episode. Keep creating!

We had a great talk full of wisdom with LAETITIA DONOMA from Art & Healing, via HEART / EARTH, using Art to create and Healing to transform. Laetitia has a vision: the planet reforested, the waste treated and used to create and rebuild, the exploitation of anything stopped, all the hearts from human beings opened and elevated, working all together and radiating our own super power. She loves to connect, to spread the love with art care and spirituality connected with sacred nature. Laetita also loves transformation and empowering the world around this, to create and collaborate, to build this new world together https://donoma.jimdofree.com/ Your Host: Robert Schram Sound-production: Robert_DK Thank you for listening :-)

— Even the best talk-based practices in parenting can be limiting. How can art help parents temper storms of emotion, defuse sibling conflicts, get teeth brushed, and raise happy, successful kids? In The Innovative Parent, Erica Curtis and Ping Ho integrate cutting-edge research, years of clinical expertise, and their own parenting experience into a revolutionary yet practical guide to creative parenting. Plentiful illustrations and anecdotes bring concepts to life and show art in action with kids and parents. Together, Curtis and Ho let parents in on art therapy trade secrets to help children make sense of emotions, build connections with others, develop problem-solving skills, resolve day-to-day conflicts, process and retain information, confront fears and anxiety, and much more. These are complex tasks for something as seemingly simple as making art, yet therein lies the beauty of The Innovative Parent: its down-to-earth approach is simple, doable, and fun. Valeria Teles interviews Erica Curtis — the author of “The Innovative Parent: Raising Connected, Happy, Successful Kids through Art.” Erica Curtis LMFT ATR-BC is a Marriage and Family Therapist and board-certified art therapist, Erica is an instructor and curriculum developer for UCLArts & Healing. She consults for the Board of Behavioral Sciences, the Foundation for Art & Healing, Loyola Marymount University, and more. Erica is a past board member of the American Art Therapy Association and past president of their Southern California chapter. Erica is an internationally sought speaker and has been cited in over 100 media outlets as an expert on creative approaches to psychological, relational, and emotional health. Erica maintains a psychotherapy practice in San Juan Capistrano, CA. To learn more about Erica Curtis and her work, please visit: therapywitherica.com     — This podcast is a quest for well-being, a quest for a meaningful life through the exploration of fundamental truths, enlightening ideas, insights on physical, mental, and spiritual health. The inspiration is Love. The aspiration is to awaken new ways of thinking that can lead us to a new way of being, being well. 

In this episode Joan candidly speaks about her work creating platforms, strategies and collaborations utilizing the power of art for authentic community building. Joan Vorderbruggen is a nationally recognized leader in the field of public art and creative placemaking. She is a “one-woman powerhouse” behind the award-winning artists and storefront projects in downtown Minneapolis. Podcast Quotes “And I think can be difficult for me is that I feel a very deep sense of accountability to the community. And I.... believe that what I'm able to do, I need to do.”   “Not everybody understands the power of arts and its role in a comprehensive public safety strategy. So let's talk about it. You know, here's... the data. And soon our placemaking work was being supported by violence prevention funds at the city level. So it was literally seen as a part of a comprehensive public safety strategy that was preventing violence.”   “...Yes, I am an artist and I utilize the built environment as my canvas with the resources and the creativity and the skills and abilities of the people who are there...”   Benincasa to Vorderbruggen: “... healers are sometimes described as those who seek to heal the body and the soul. And you spent 17 years as a nurse and you did one-on-one patient care. But as an arts administrator, you work with many patients; you give collaborative multi-layered care to place, space, people and buildings-  resuscitating the physical heart of a community, and you do it with art! So what you do, packaged in who you are, is so needed, and maybe that's why they call you Joan of Art.” Joan Vorderbruggen YouTube, Videos and Articles   YouTube: Joan Vorderbruggen Activates Vacant Spaces YouTube: The Minneapolis Good Chair Project TPT:  Minnesota Original/ Joan Vorderbruggen and Made Here Project For Public Spaces ROOM FOR EVERYONE: A new public art administrator's path to reaching underrepresented artists. by Joan Vorderbruggen Planning For The Future of the Hennepin Theatre District Joan Vorderbruggen: reawakening empty storefronts to their community potential servicespace.org:  Powerful Lessons of Urban Placemaking, Art + Healing: A Circle with Joan Vorderbruggen https://www.startribune.com/joan-the-connector-muse-makes-storefronts-bloom/266267241/  http://www.dailygood.org/more.php?n=8992 Joan Vorderbruggen is the one-woman powerhouse behind Minneapolis's Made Here Joan Vorderbruggen on Unlikely Collaborations It's the People 2021 CALL FOR ART: MADE HERE Art program activates vacant storefront windows, helps lease space Joan of Art Tom Hoch, President/CEO of Hennepin Theatre Trust, to Step Down in 2017 An Exhibition celebrating Artists in Storefronts Hope For Minneapolis #LANSINGPLACEMAKERS: JOAN VORDERBRUGGEN   https://kstp.com/minnesota-news/art-connects-us-billboards-show-appreciation-inspiration-for-others-metro-twin-cities/5702928/ Hennepin Theatre Trust on Twitter: “Congrats To Joan Vorderbruggen” Organizations Mentioned   5 to 10 on Hennepin Salvation Army Harbor Light Center YouthLink Mad Dads of Minneapolis Place Lab University of Chicago: Ethical Redevelopment Hennepin Theatre Trust   Follow me on Instagram!                    

For episode #66 we are joined by Jake Kobrin. Jake is a visionary artist and tattooist he is also the founder and designer of a jewelry and fashion brand called Medicine Dragon Designs, and is a DJ and musician, as well as a published writer, speaker, and podcaster. Jake's work is psychedelic, unusual, dark, beautiful, and elegant. His work seeks to illuminate experiences which Jake has had that are outside of the realm of normal waking consciousness, moving into numinous and visionary realms with natural ease. He considers himself an "interdimensional midwife and conduit" believing that the role of the artist is to be able to move outside of themselves and to act as a conduit for higher consciousness to move through them. In this way he says, "I do not claim authorship for any of the works of art I have painted. I am a channel for Great Spirit to create through me." He is one of the few visionary artists with a formal classical art education, having studied classical realist drawing and painting in Florence, Italy at the Angel Academy of Art. Besides painting and tattooing, he is also the founder and designer of a jewelry and fashion brand called Medicine Dragon Designs, and is a DJ and musician, as well as a published writer, speaker, and podcaster. Enjoy Show notes: https://jakekobrin.com https://medium.com/@jakekobrin/how-psychedelics-changed-my-life-41d800f1b5d8 https://twitter.com/JakeKobrin https://jakekobrinartcourses.thinkific.com https://www.instagram.com/_.kobrin._/ https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/quarantine-sessions-with-jake-kobrin/id1518751858 Support the show: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/spiritbox TWITTER - https://twitter.com/spiritbox3 SUPPORT - https://www.patreon.com/spiritbox PODCAST - https://anchor.fm/spirit-box Music by Obliqka Sponsorships: off for this episode --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spirit-box/message

New PODCAST ALERT! Art and mental health with @jweenyg This week, we interviewed Jweeny on @thoughtbubblewithj podcast and it was incredible. It's probably one of those EPs which really pulled my heartstrings We covered: Art as a creative way towards healing Navigating through grief Creating a community to acknowledge the stigma and help those who may be going through a difficult time. Specifically, what I loved most about this episode was that Jweeny opened up her heart and courageously spoken about her battle with anxiety. Studies have shown that expressing themselves through art can help people with depression, anxiety, or cancer, too. And doing so has been linked to improved memory, reasoning, and resiliency. I can't wait for you to hear it. Head to the link in my bio or search for Thought Bubble with J or anywhere you listen to podcasts! Have you listened in yet? What was your biggest takeaway?! PS- you'd be surprised to learn the story behind her IG handle. Links : Instagram : @jweenyg Instagram : @thoughtbubblewithj @artsyjhesy

Jacinta V. White is a teaching artist, coach, facilitator, and entrepreneur. She's the founder of The Word Project and the Publishing Editor-in Chief, for the international quarterly, Snapdragon: A Journal of Art & Healing. Her most recent collection, Resurrecting the Bones: Born from a Journey through African American Churches & Cemeteries in the Rural South, published in 2019 (Press 53) has received national attention. To find out more about Jacinta and her work, visit JacintaWhite.com.    

Are the arts and creativity endangered species? KJ and Adam Roberts discuss the creative community's pivots at the one year anniversary of COVID's world premiere. One of KJ's podcasting besties, Adam Roberts, is the founder of Arts in America, a media company moving the arts from the margins to the mainstream. He hosts the Arts in America podcast, exploring how creatives survive and thrive during a global pandemic and #BlackLivesMatter. Adam has nearly twenty years of experience in nonprofit management with such organizations as the Huntington Theatre Company, Phillips Academy, and the Handel and Haydn Society. Join in this passionate conversation about saving arts from extinction at a time when they are needed most. Takeaways:.1. Finding the innate good . There is good in all our tasks no matter how little, messy or uncomfortable. 2. Priority and preciousness of now. We have been gifted this unique time with our loved ones. 3. Creators and artists in America are vastly diverse.... though this is not reflected in mainstream communities. 4. Devastation and tragedy awaits us if the arts cannot be supported in the rebuild, Post-COVID. Now is the time for boards of directors, benefactors and sponsors to model and advocate for the essentialness of arts in America. 5. Artists are survivors. The creative community thrives in pivotal times. 6. Self care can be nuanced, quiet and extremely profound…Tiny love letters may heal your sanity and your marriage. Please Rate and Review This Podcast if our stories have astonished you as well.https://ratethispodcast.com/astonishingstories BONUS- Every review you leave enters you into a drawing to win a FREE 1:1 consultation with me!Episode Mentions: Online at artsinamerica.orgThe Arts In America Podcast on AppleTwitter, Instagram, and Facebook: @artsinamerica Ep 33 Ad background music: A KJ Original Composition - "Butterfly" Ep 33 Outro background music: A KJ Original Composition - "Seashell" Intro & Outro background music: Canada Lo Res by Pictures Of The Floating World Connect With KJ & Bliss Begins Within IG: @MusingsOnOther @BlissBeginsWithin @AdopteeSocietyReceive KJ's Updates: Email List Website: https://blissbeginswithin.com 1:1 Time With KJ: https://blissbeginswithin.as.meFacebook & TwitterWant to create and send beautiful emails? Try Flodesk for free your first 30 days! Use this link here to get started

In this episode I talk to KJ Forman (they/them), the amazing non-binary artist behind Lucky Little Queer. We talk about their art, collaborations, healing journey, their ongoing learning process, and the expression of queer joy through artistic expression. You can find more about KJ at luckylittlequeer.com.

In this episode of the Endo Babe Podcast, I talk all about the benefits of using art as a therapeutic method of processing and expressing emotions. Learn how using your creativity can help you accept your endometriosis, and even help manage your pain. ___________________________ Reserve your spot for the first endo craft night here! Click here to learn more and get your tickets to the BABE BASH 2021! Follow Chelsea on IG here Join Chelsea's FREE Endo Babe Support Group on FB Check out other freebies + the Endo Babe Journal https://chelseabri.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/endobabepodcast/support

In this episode we are joined by Oriana Jemide, a mixed-media artist, poet and art educator. We discuss a number of topics including using art for emotional and mental well-being maintenance and healing through her initiative The Medela School; improving access to the arts for Black people, as well as how society generally values art as a profession. Enjoy!

Erin is joined by Artist Michelle Faber to talk about art, healing and the courage to create. A conversation between artists MUST include art supplies and Michelle shares her favorites. Michelle shares a few favorite artists - featured in the artist spotlight for the week. Be sure to check out links to their work below. This is where you can find Michelle: https://society6.com/michellefaberart IG: https://www.instagram.com/michellefaberart/ Weekly Artist Feature: We featured two artists this week at the recommendation of our episode guest Michelle Faber. Our featured artists are painter Dmitra Milan and musician Felicia Barton. Be sure to check out Jordan's work via the artist's website and social media. Dmitra Milan: https://www.instagram.com/dimitramilan/ Felicia Barton: https://www.instagram.com/feliciabarton/ * * * If you enjoyed the show, please take a minute to subscribe, rate and review! --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thankyouformakingthat/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thankyouformakingthat/support

Zaneta Sykes (they/them) is a queer sound ritualist, listening educator, tarot reader, and host of the new Art Witch podcast. In this episode, Zaneta and Eryn talk about: Zaneta's journey of healing with sound Healing through grief with art Their connection to community & how they’re healing through community especially as a multiracial person Belonging Creating the medicine you need Their creative process and what it feels like to birth creative projects in the world Deepening confidence in their work Sharing creative work with the world How making their art shifted everything for them Integration through dream space Listening in the dream space / connection to sound in dreaming Blog for this episode: www.living-open.com/blog/zaneta-sykes-sound-art-magic  Get your copy of the Religious Trauma workbook! Now available.  Check out Zaneta's work on their website, podcast, Instagram, and Patreon. The quote "unused creativity is not benign" mentioned in this episode is by Brene Brown!

On this episode of Mind Sweep, we bring on support worker, public speaker, and artist; Emelyn Rozas. Emelyn shares the trauma she experienced during her childhood growing up in Peru. Being from a very religious background she suppressed talking about these events until further down the road. Emelyn's past impacted her so severe that once moving Canada she tried all different types of therapies, medications, and practices. She ended up finding some assistance with spiritual healing that included psychedelics. Emelyn breaks down with us why she thinks that plant-based medications are so crucial and how they can help ones mind. she also breaks down amazing techniques that she does to further her wellness such as art and mindset practices.

In this episode I chat with Maddy Connors… she is - Yarli Creative – a STUNNING contemporary Aboriginal Artist that specialises in custom designs + prints, finding inspiration from her proud and strong Yorta Yorta, Dja Dja Wurrung + Gamilaroi woman bloodline. Her identity + connection to her environmental surroundings is what drives her combined with her personal journey… it is here we talk all things motherhood, womanhood, art, healing + embodiment. Trauma can so often derail us + Maddy gets candid about how she uses her art to sink into a meditative state allowing the inner stories to transform and heal by letting the brush guide her on the piece she is working with. She also unlocks for us the unique way she uses music as a time portal back to nostalgic childhood memories or the birth of her daughter so she can potently recreate the stories in her mind, meeting them with softness, compassion and in full authentic expression. As a child of family violence, Maddy speaks to it with unwavering strength, saying it has made her who she is today – incredibly passionate about helping others who have had similar experiences to her. She is also driven to educate people about the land we stand on here in Australia… our history + culture is as much Aboriginal as it is Australian. Maddy also speaks to the creative in all of us, explaining that art is simply a form of self-care as she credits her art to finding her soul, her wholeness. She also shares with us the intentions she infuses into her pieces, the emotions she hopes we feel when looking at her art - that of warmth, joy, connection + healing. A truly magical chat about art + healing! To connect + support Maddy find here here: https://www.instagram.com/yarli_creative/https://www.facebook.com/yarli.creativeConnect with Nikki here: https://www.facebook.com/nikki.obrien.775/https://www.instagram.com/quintessential_being_bynikki/

I LOVED this chat with Data so much!Through her work, Data serves to heal and reconnect humanity with spirituality from an African perspective.We talk about...-Spiritual awakening/depression-The patterns in reality and sacred geometry-The ancestral African archives that have been burned by colonialism-African spirituality and it's deities (one being Atete- an East African Goddess of fertility). Data's depiction of her is shown here.Check out Data's work!Enjoy this episode and subscribe for future sharings. 

SEEING BEAUTY SESSIONS EPISODE 20: Creating A Community of Art & Healing with Alice Batliner Today's guest is such a magical human being. I met Alice due to a mutual friend and I'm forever grateful because of her. Alice is not only an incredibly giving human but a creator of community and art. Alice has a knack for bringing people together and creating a space of healing, inspiration, and art. Today Alice is sharing her journey of healing from being abandoned from a mother with mental illness to her painful divorce which forced her to face her own feelings of self-worth to creating and manifesting this incredible space she has deemed Super X Ranch, a creative playground for creators to take a respite and heal. She's sharing how it all came to be on today's Seeing Beauty Sessions. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/seeing-beauty-sessions/support

More with Awilda Rodríguez Lora https://www.laperformera.org;Donate to Puerto Rico's recovery at https://www.mariafund.org  or https://www.pazparalamujer.org 

Episode 11 – Emmy Vadnais, OTR/L interviews Anne Labovitz about “Love, Art & Healing.” Labovitz is an American artist based in St Paul, Minnesota, whose practice includes painting, drawing, and printmaking as well as experimental film and sound. Labovitz has a degree in psychology and art from Hamline University in St. Paul and a Masters in Fine Art from Transart Institute via Berlin and New York. Her work considers many themes often returning to the central notion of an enduring interest in people—the human spirit, its emotional resonance, and the way it manifests in relationships. Music by Steven C. Anderson: “Temporary Spacesuits” from the album “Spiritual Piano.” Learn more about or collaborate with Anne Labovitz.

New episode of Life Advice, featuring Awilda Rodríguez Lora.  https://www.laperformera.orghttps://www.instagram.com/laperformera/https://www.facebook.com/Elhangarensanturce/ 

Episode 52 features the wonderful singer/filmmaker Alana Belle. We speak about the five year journey she went on to create her short film, The New Romantic: A Mood Film. We delve into what it's like to create something and put it out for public consumption, how to deal with love and compliments, and creating safe spaces for your people. We also discuss the nightclub, The Baltic Room, and the issues surrounding colorism and their security. We need to have these conversations more and be more aware of who we're giving our money to. Enjoy and share please!

Enjoy this weeks encore episode with Hali Karla and we invite you to go to Christine and Emma's website for deeper self care support as we approach the Eclipse season In July 2019 Hali Karla's website https://halikarla.com Christine Pensa's website https://www.artthatmoves.ca Emma Kupu Mitchell website https://www.emmakupumitchell.com Awakened woman Self Care website https://awakenedwomanselfcare.com/podcasts/

emphasized textIt's Girl Talk time, and Shana shares that she is signing to a new record label with her new record coming out in October 2019. We also talk about what it means to give your power away energetically to the gate keepers of your life, and how the 4 Agreements can play a role in helping refine your self dialogue. Today we also hear a clip from current Democratic Presidential candidate Kirsten Gillibrand from the "Lovett or Leave It" podcast. She talks the importance of ending violence towards women and sexual assault, she's so inspiring! Our first guest is Rita Bolla-Lapinel, in addition to being an artist, Rita is a rape survivor, a mother, after overcoming fertility challenges, and an art therapist. Hungarian born, she has shown her art all over the world, now living in the Hudson Valley! As part of the Women History month and  CelebrateWomxn845 she will be showing her work March 1-31st at Peace Nation, in Kingston, NY. Our second guest is Kristin Olsen-Huddle. She talks to us about fertility and the success of her twins after YEARS of IVF and kundalini yoga.  She also shares about the death of both her parents when she was 6 years old, her sobriety, her one woman show (Going On) and record label she started with her husband Open Up Records. Self Care! We dream of being hermits. Well, more like, Theresa is preparing to become one and Shana talks about how it's served her in the past. Today's show was engineered by Manuel Blas of Radio Kingston, www.radiokingston.org. We heard music from Shana Falana, http://www.shanafalana.com/ Feel free to email us, say hello: she@iwantwhatshehas.org Please: SUBSCRIBE to our PODCAST and leave a REVIEW wherever you are listening, it helps other users FIND US :) ITUNES | SPOTIFY | STITCHER Follow Us: INSTAGRAM * https://www.instagram.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast/ FACEBOOK * https://www.facebook.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast TWITTER * https://twitter.com/wantwhatshehas

Chapter 2 Art & Healing. Author addresses JFK University Transformation Arts and Consciousness program. Introduces different artists that came as speakers to program and how they used art as methods of healing. Dolls for Peace Children's Hospital Oakland,

Many people get confused between psychics and mediums. Dr. Pat and Dr. Susan Barnes will discuss the similarities and differences between the two. By the end of the show you will know whether you should ask for a psychic or mediumistic reading.

Art Therapy and Art Healing are relatively new to Nina Heaton.  Wonderfully gifted, she shares her recent realization that her art is a source of healing and transformation for her clients -  moving them from where they are (or don’t want to be) and transporting them to where they need to be -  so they can continue to evolve and  lead more successful and vibrant lives. In essence, her paintings are a powerful and yet gentle way to encourage others to step into their truth.  Trust (let go), accept that there are things bigger than us that will facilitate us, we do not have to be in control 100% -  infact if we loosen the reins for more movement and explore more, great and unexpected things will happen.  

Discover how to transform trauma into growth and purpose with special guest Briony Douglas—a multi-talented artist and mental health advocate whose journey is both inspiring and deeply human. This week on Life Happens with Barb & Michelle, we're exploring how creativity, self-worth, and healing intersect. ⬇️Tune in and don't miss a captivating episode with our special guest Briony Douglas joining us on a powerful discussion on turning our pain into beauty. Briony, known for her captivating sculptures, installations, and photography, shares how art became a lifeline during her healing journey. Her work challenges perception, sparks meaningful conversations, and connects us back to ourselves.In this raw and powerful episode, we talk about:✨ Honoring Your Passions and CreativityHealing often begins with giving yourself permission to create. Let joy lead.✨ Trusting Your Own TimelineLife isn't linear—and your healing doesn't have to be either.✨ Choosing Happiness Over Survival ModeBreaking free from the victim mentality opens the door to growth and peace.✨ Rising Above Criticism and PainYou are more than your trauma. You are worthy of a life you love.Briony opens up about how she used creativity to process pain and reclaim her identity. Barb shares her own experiences of turning struggle into service, and Michelle reflects on staying rooted in purpose despite criticism and setbacks. Together, they remind us that healing is possible—and that joy is a choice we can keep making.