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Bron and creative arts therapist Abi Jenkins chat about her journey from full-time employment to private practice as an early-career dance therapist. Abi shares her insights on balancing creativity with financial sustainability, the importance of setting boundaries, and the unique challenges and opportunities that come with working in aged care and private practice. We also chat about dance therapy and tips for making the leap into private practice! Thanks for sharing your passion for dance therapy and your journey with us, Abi!

Today, on the Hudson Mohawk Magazine, Mark Dunlea brings us coverage on a meeting between climate organizations after a recent report on the Packaging Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Act. Then, Ellie Irons talks to Christian Grigoraskos of More Trees Collective about his upcoming workshop at Collard City Growers Later on, Carolyn Tennant talks about the benefits of art therapy with Creative Arts Therapist, Nicole Porter After that, Benno Green talks about upcoming performances with lead singer of group The Bell Curves Finally, Ellie and Jessie talk smoothies in this weeks Fermentation Friday. Co-hosts: Richard Sleeper & Jacob Boston Engineer: Jalaya Reid

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Laurice (Lauri). D. Nemetz, MA, BD-DMT, EYT500, LCAT, CIAYT is an adjunct professor at Pace University having taught classes in yoga, myofascial anatomy and more at the Pleasantville NY campus since 2004 and is a 2020 Pace U. President's Award recipient for Outstanding Contribution. In the summer of 2021, Lauri was awarded the position of Visiting Associate Professor, Department of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation, for Rush University Medical Center in Chicago, IL (2021-present). She is also a licensed Creative Arts Therapist, a member of the American Association for Anatomy, a board-certified member of the Academy of Dance/Movement Therapists, a registered yoga teacher at the experienced 500-hour level, past President of the Yoga Teachers' Association (YTA), a Stott Pilates instructor, a certified yoga therapist and an occasional kayak guide! Lauri graduated from Wellesley College (Art History and French), earned a Master's degree in Dance/Movement Therapy (Psychology) from Goucher College, with additional extensive postgraduate anatomy education.Her yoga lineage includes Tao Porchon Lynch, Karin Stephan, Leslie Kaminoff, David Hollander, and Kim Schwartz among many more with who she is fortunate to have learned from. In therapeutic work, she aligns most closely with Rogerian and Jungian theories and this combined study has informed her work with a number of diverse populations including work with trauma survivors, autistic children, neonatal and general rehab populations. Her current private work combines work from her varied background and focuses on guiding individuals to reach their fullest potential physically and mentally.Currently an independent anatomical dissector with several projects (more in the anatomy tab) including KNM dissections (with Leslie Kaminoff, Yoga Anatomy), Lauri is additionally a lead dissector with the international team of the Fascial Net Plastination Project. She regularly presents at conferences including the American Association for Anatomy, Experimental Biology, the Fascia Research Congress, the American Dance Therapy Association, and Movement: Brain, Body and Cognition Conferences (Oxford University; Harvard Medical), and loves teaching in yoga teacher training programs. Her workshops in both anatomy and movement have included locations in Canada, Brazil, Germany, Costa Rica, and across the U.S. She has a chapter on dance/movement therapy in the Creative Arts Therapies Manual (2006) and has published several articles including in the International Journal of Arts Medicine and upcoming in The Anatomical Record.Her book, The Myofascial System in Form and Movement (2023) (click here for more information) is being published by Handspring Publishing, a respected imprint in bodywork, anatomy and movement. She is particularly passionate about studies of environmental space, art and science communication. She considers herself an explorer looking to connect people through meaningful movement conversation to their own bodies and each other.Lauri's instagram page: @wellnessbridgeLauri's facebook: Lauri NemetzLauri's book: The Myofascial System in Form and MovementContact me: Email: jpanasevich@gmail.com Phone: 267.275.3890Website: yogawithjake.comInstagram: @yogawithjakeReach out to me directly if you are interested in my upcoming, online, Yoga For Dudes - Brand-New Beginner's

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After today's episode, please head on over to @therapybookspodcast to learn about the latest giveaway. If you are enjoying these episodes and would like to support the podcast, please leave us a review. *The information shared in this podcast is for informational and educational only. In this weeks episode, Jessica Fowler interviews Tian Dayton, PhD about her book The ACoA Trauma Syndrome: The Impact of Childhood Pain on Adult Relationships. Highlights from this episode include:  5:18 We discuss the term ACoA. 6:27 Grandchildren of alcoholics and CPTSD (complex post traumatic stress disorder). 11:25 Psychodrama 16:01 RTR Sociometrics  24:59 The ACoA dilemma 29:27 Discussing trauma 35:16 12-step programs Book Workbook Website RTR Sociometrics About the author: Dr. Tian Dayton is a senior fellow at The Meadows and Director of The New York Psychodrama Training Institute, author of fifteen books including
, Neuropsychodrama in the Treatment of Relational Trauma, The ACoA Trauma Syndrome: How Childhood Trauma Impacts Adult Relationships, Emotional Sobriety: From Relationship Trauma to Resilience and Balance, Trauma and Addiction: Ending the Cycle of Pain Through Emotional Literacy, Heartwounds : The Impact of Unresolved Trauma and Grief on Relationships, The Living Stage: A Step by Step Guide to Psychodrama and Experiential Therapy, The Magic of Forgiveness
….she is a Huffington Post blogger and creator of innerlook.com. Films and Videos include:
The Process: A 73 Minute award winning docudrama that uses Psychodrama to tell stories of Addicts and ACOAs
Psychodrama and Trauma Resolution Training Tape, a compressive psychodrama training tape illustrating the effect of unresolved trauma on the personality and its resolution through psychodrama and sociometry available through tiandayton.com. Tian Dayton has a masters in educational psychology and a PhD in clinical psychology and is a board certified trainer in psychodrama and a licensed Creative Arts Therapist. She is also a certified Montessori teacher. Dr. Dayton is the director of The New York Psychodrama Training Institute where she runs training groups in psychodrama, sociometry and experiential group therapy. She is a nationally renowned speaker, expert, and consultant in psychodrama, trauma and addiction and has served as their director of program development for eight years. Dr. Dayton was on the faculty at NYU for eight years teaching psychodrama. Dr. Dayton is a fellow of the American Society of Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy ASGPP, winner of their scholar's award, the President's award and editor in chief of the Journal of Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy and sits on the professional standards committee. She is also the winner of The Mona Mansell Award and The Ackermann Black Award. Dr. Dayton has been a guest expert on NBC, CNN, MSNBC, Montel, Rikki Lake, John Walsh, Geraldo. For further information log onto tiandayton.com  

"If there's self judgment, it's gonna get in the way of our healing every step of the way. So if we can choose to believe that all behaviors make sense and all the ways that we are currently functioning make sense, we then can ask, well, why would it make sense? What is being reenacted in order for me to do something different this time now that I'm an adult and now that I am safe?” We are so excited to welcome Natalie Gmora-Nyman to the show! Natalie is a licensed creative arts therapist who utilized drama therapy to help individuals heal from trauma. In this episode Natalie and Courtney discuss the ways trauma shows up in the brain and the body and Natalie educates us on the efficacy of creative modalities in treatment. Themes of hope, play, curiosity, and creativity abound and the overall tone of this episode is optimistic and fun! About our guest: Natalie is a Licensed Creative Arts Therapist and a Registered Drama Therapist who specializes in working with interpersonal trauma.  Since becoming a New York State Licensed Therapist in 2016, she has worked in a variety of clinical settings offering treatment that is developed for addressing sexual trauma, abuse, neglect, and domestic violence.  Her treatment approach is integrative, active, and embodied.  She facilitates a virtual therapy group for survivors of sexual trauma and also provides training to other clinicians on trauma therapy techniques.   Natalie Gmora-Nyman, Creative Arts Therapist, Newburgh, NY, 12550 | Psychology Today Meet the Staff | Integrating the Self Join us again next week for a brand new episode! Don't forget to rate review and subscribe wherever you are listening and please share with a friend! You can reach the show at courtney@shineandsoar.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pragmaticalchemy/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/pragmaticalchemy/support

FEATURED GUESTS: Krista Verrastro, MA, RDT/BCT (she/her) is a Registered Drama Therapist and Board Certified Trainer who blends drama therapy, talk therapy, and EMDR therapy. She works with teens and adults in private practice in Reisterstown, Maryland. She specializes in helping people who feel used, abused, neglected, and rejected transform from surviving to thriving. This includes people who have experienced various types of abuse or other relational issues that cause people to feel disconnected from themselves and others. She facilitates workshops online and in-person. She provides clinical consultation, private practice building consultation, and supervision for drama therapists in training as well as new drama therapists. She presents nationally and internationally about drama therapy and mental health issues. She has worked in a variety of settings, such as outpatient mental health clinics, schools, and nursing homes. She received her Bachelor's and Master's degrees from New York University. LISTEN & LEARN:  Learn how to market in a landscape dominated by talk therapy  Understanding a clients pain points and develop your niche to reach ideal clients  Deepen your understanding of Drama therapy based Vision Board RESOURCES MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: Connect and learn more about Krista Verrastro at www.kristaverrastro.com email Krista Verrastro at krista@kristaverrastro.com Join the Creative Arts Therapists in Private Practice Facebook here to connect with other professionals who are trained in creative therapies  Sign up for the Vision Board Workshop on January 7th, 2024 from 1:00-13:30 pm by clicking here  --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/reina-lombardi5/support

In this episode of “No Surprises,” our team gathers from all corners: Kelsey taps in from a Wisconsin cabin, Mal joins from Mexico City, Reyna produces from Tel Aviv, and our esteemed guest — the incredible artist Grace Miceli — comes to us from the cozy confines of their gorgeous NYC apartment (recently featured in Architectural Digest, NBD).We chat with Grace about walking the line between humor and sincerity in their work, how writing a book changes you, their leap to becoming a mental health practitioner, and the idea of letting yourself be guided by what excites you.Plus, as always, we celebrate the therapists. To quote Grace: “Does everyone know all the things you can learn in therapy?!”(Side note: Now that you're — like us — obsessed with Grace's work, you can shop their prints, stickers, hoodies and more here!)You can find us at weekofthewebsite.comFollow us on Instagram @weekofthewebsiteWatch the full episode on our YouTube Channel

Dealing with criticism, disappointment, and failure is never fun, but it's especially tricky when it comes to creative work. This week, I'm joined by illustrator Grace Miceli (aka @artbabygirl) to discuss tools and practices for working through those feelings and developing a resilient mindset. In addition to her work as an illustrator, Grace is currently in graduate school to become a Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Creative Arts Therapist, so I knew she would be the perfect person to talk to about the intersection of art and emotion. In our conversation, she describes her decade-long journey with learning how to bounce back from failure and reframe those experiences as opportunities for learning and growth. Grace recommends thought work exercises for detaching from outcomes and breaking the habit of comparison. We also talk about the impact that art communities have had on our ability to handle failure and rejection, and Grace has helpful advice for anyone who has trouble finding their people. Listen to the episode on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google Podcasts, or on your favorite podcast platform.Connect with Grace: Follow Grace on Instagram: @artbabygirlLearn more on Grace's website: gracemiceli.comCheck out Grace's book, How to DealCheck out Grace's Skillshare class Resources referenced:When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chödrön Radical Acceptance, Radical Compassion by Tara BrachGet in TouchSign up for the newsletter: kendyllhillegas.com/newsletter-sign-upWatch video episodes: youtube.com/kendyllhillegasFind me on Instagram: @kendyllhillegas

[4:34] Working in a cadaver lab and unexpected findings[18:40] Asymmetry in the body and in professional athletes[24:19] How we shape what's around us and what's around us shapes us[32:10] Curiosity in life and movement[40:37] The importance of making mistakes[48:18] Flexion and extension[52:39] Defining fascia[56:48] Why fascia has been ignored[1:06:21] Teaching origin and insertion[1:22:52] Can fascia be changed structurally?[1:30:31 Hands-on fascia work[1:33:42] Can fascia hold emotions and memory?Lauri's book:The Myofascial System in Form and MovementValid for a 30% discount off a copy of The Myofascial System in Form and Movement for individuals located in US or CAN when pre/ordered through us.singingdragon.comUse code: FORM30Connect with Lauri:FacebookInstagramWebsiteAbout Lauri:Lauri is an Adjunct Professor at Pace University (NY), Visiting Associate Professor Dept. of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation Rush University Medical Center (Chicago), a licensed Creative Arts Therapist, a member of the American Association for Anatomy, a board-certified member of the Academy of Dance/Movement Therapists, a Yoga Alliance yoga teacher and education provider at the 500-hour level, a Stott Pilates instructor, certified yoga therapist (IAYT) and provider and former faculty for Anatomy Trains ® and Anatomy Trains ® Dissections.  She co-leads www.knmlabs.com and guests internationally for dissection projects including the Fascia Net Plastination Project.  She is the author of The Myofascial System in Form and Movement (Handspring Publishing, Dec. 2022) and a contributor to The Anatomy of Yoga Coloring Book (Staugaard-Jones and Nemetz, North Atlantic books, 2022) as well as numerous articles.  She has presented internationally including at Harvard Medical, Oxford University and at conferences for the American Association for Anatomy and more. Information available on www.wellnessbridge.com.

Episode 206 of Rendering Unconscious Podcast. Melissa Diaz is an artist, activist and a licensed, registered, board-certified art therapist. She holds a BFA in Painting from The University of Central Florida, an MPS in Art Therapy & Creativity Development from Pratt Institute and a certificate in Integrated Mental Health/Addiction Treatment. Melissa has 10 years of experience as a Creative Arts Therapist, working as a primary therapist, group therapist and program assistant director. She has utilized art therapy in a variety of settings, including inpatient and outpatient mental health, family shelters, schools and museums. Through these experiences, Melissa has had the opportunity to support, individuals experiencing difficulties with depression, anxiety, trauma, mental illness, developmental disorders, addiction, familial issues, life transitions, and stigmatization. Melissa practices an eclectic art therapy approach, utilizing Humanistic, Attachment, and Behavioral frameworks, tailoring each therapeutic experience to meet the client or group where they are at. Throughout all her work, she weaves in mindfulness practice and self-compassion. In addition to her therapeutic practice, Melissa founded Open House BK (est. 2010), a Brooklyn-based, community arts initiative that provides affordable pop-up events, emerging artist exhibitions, and therapeutic workshops. Open House strives to shed light on the arts and community as integral for social justice, personal healing and progress. https://www.instagram.com/openhousebk/ https://www.instagram.com/m_diaz_art/ Donate to Open House BK to help them become a New York State continuing education provider. https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=NKUW798V4LA8S&fbclid=IwAR3Db3_Ok0x_70Uk11Uc5TEN4qWWij0Zy07cJuChQr-OUdjZkJSH0-zw72o This discussion available to view at YouTube: https://youtu.be/xpVUd74vHdU Rendering Unconscious Podcast is hosted by psychoanalyst Dr. Vanessa Sinclair who interviews psychoanalysts, psychologists, scholars, creative arts therapists, writers, poets, philosophers, artists & other intellectuals about their process, work, world events, the current state of mental health care, politics, culture, the arts & more. Vanessa Sinclair, Psy.D. is a psychoanalyst based in Sweden, who works internationally. If you enjoy what we're doing, please support the podcast at www.patreon.com/vanessa23carl For more info visit: www.drvanessasinclair.net www.trapart.net www.renderingunconscious.org The song at the end of the episode is “Let Her In” from the album “Night of the Hunter” by Vanessa Sinclair and Pete Murphy available from Highbrow Lowlife: https://vanessasinclairpetemurphy.bandcamp.com Many thanks to Carl Abrahamsson for the intro and outro music for RU Podcast. https://www.carlabrahamsson.com Image: Art by Melissa Diaz https://www.melissadiazart.com

“The areas that we struggle with the most, where we feel maybe we're the hardest on ourselves, or the most stuck… these are actually potentials for really building a strong foundation with your recovery.” [20:47]   In this episode of Women In-Depth, Lourdes speaks with Mari Grande about the Mother Wound and the impact of trauma on Daughters of Critical Mothers. By addressing this trauma clients can break the cycle and turn inward to heal and be soothed.   Mari speaks about the trauma that Daughters of Critical Mothers experience and the ways in which clients and therapists can recognize and begin to address the trauma of the Mother Wound. Listen as Lourdes and Mari discuss the various ways that this trauma can impact women; and how Mari and other therapists work to help their clients to heal.   In this episode you will learn: Mari's inspiration for working with Daughters of Critical Mothers and the Mother Wound [4:30] What makes clients who are Daughters of Critical Mothers unique from other clients with trauma [8:40] Indicators that a woman has had a disruptive relationship with her mother [14:10] Considerations for therapists who work with Daughters of Critical Mothers [21:35] Mari's words of wisdom for Daughters of Critical Mothers [29:01] The numerous resources Mari offers [30:00]   Mari Grande is a New York-based Creative Arts Therapist, Clinical Social Worker, Thought Leader, Educator, and Coach. With over 20 years of experience, Mari works with clients to creatively heal their trauma, with particular attention to the Mother Wound. She uses a multi-modal approach incorporating art therapy, guided meditation, and somatic therapy in her practice. Mari has developed many resources, such as courses and modules, to help both men and women to heal from trauma.   Resources:   Mari's therapy website: https://marigrande.com/; Mari is licensed in New York, New Jersey, Florida, and California.   Mari's website for courses, programs, modules, and many more resources: https://www.creativehealingintegration.com/   And coming soon, a support group for clinicians who work with Daughters of Critical Mothers.  Click here to learn more!   Related Women In-Depth Episodes:   Episode 21:  Healing the Mother Wound with Bethany Webster   Episode 128:  Healing the Mother Wound:  A Foundation for a Better World

Happy Halloween! Welcome to an encore presentation of my discussion with Lauri Nemetz about what it's like to work in a human cadaver lab! As some medical schools move away from dissection and towards virtual imaging to discover the inner reality of the body, many manual therapists, yoga teachers, and somatic therapists of all kinds are kicking it old school – by learning about anatomy and challenging themselves in cadaver labs. Adjunct Associate Professor at Pace University, master dissector, dance and yoga teacher Lauri Nemetz and I share tales from the lab and the lessons we learn about life when we study the dead. Laurice (Lauri) D. Nemetz, MA, BC-DMT, LCAT, ERYT500, C-IAYT Lauri is an Adjunct Associate Professor at Pace University since 2004 and the 2020 President's Award Honoree for Outstanding Contribution, a licensed Creative Arts Therapist, a member of the American Association for Anatomy, a board-certified member of the Academy of Dance/Movement Therapists, past President of the YTA (Yoga Teachers Association), a certified yoga teacher at the 500-hour level, a Stott Pilates instructor, certified yoga therapist (CIAYT), former faculty and dissector assistant for Anatomy Trains. Currently she is a dissector with several projects including the Fascial Net Plastination Project and KNM Labs, a joint project with Leslie Kaminoff. She has exhibited her artwork internationally with themes of anatomy and movement and also kayak guides on occasion! She is ever curious and enjoys sparking conversation and new ways of thinking and moving. Her forthcoming book, The Myofascial System in Form and Movement will be published by Handspring Publishing in 2022. Lauri's website www.wellnessbridge.com Gil Hedley's website --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/david-lesondak/message

FEATURED GUESTS: Bonnie Harnden is a Creative Arts Therapist, Psychoanalyst, Couple and Family therapist, and Associate Professor in Concordia University's Creative Arts Therapies Department, where she is the Coordinator for the Drama Therapy Program and Graduate Play Therapy Certificate. In 2017 she was awarded the Research Award from the North American Drama Therapy Association (NADTA). Her research focuses on the effects of trauma and the healing possibilities of awe and gratitude. In 2018 she was awarded the NADTA Teaching Excellence Award and was the recipient of the 2019 Concordia President's Excellence in Teaching award. LISTEN & LEARN: How trauma impacts parenting The relationship between Awe, Gratitude, and Vagal Tone The basic Nervous System Sandwich, from Peter Levine's work Role of psychoeducation in treatment with clients to build resilience Benefits of spending more time focusing on contemplating and feeling positive experiences RESOURCES MENTIONED ON THE SHOW: Bonnie's work at Concordia, including her research: https://www.concordia.ca/faculty/bonnie-harden.html Contact Bonnie at Bonnie.Harnden@concordia.ca Training at the Expressive Therapies Summit: Friday 11/19/21 10AM (ZOOM) Expanding the Capacity for Joy: Awe, Gratitude, and the Resilient Nervous System She will also be teaching at the LA event in 2022 as part of the UCLA Arts & Healing program

In this episode Sam and Hayden talk with Creative Arts Therapy practitioner Marja-Liisa Rintala, touching on a number a number of interesting topics, including how creativity is within all of us and how it's a important tool for understanding and processing our thoughts and emotions.About Marja-LiisaMarja-Liisa is a Creative Arts Therapist on the Gold Coast. With an undergrad in Psychology, she went on to train in Art Therapy and Drama Therapy before completing her Masters in Mental Health. Marja-Liisa works with young people and adults, utilising the creative therapies to support people who have experienced trauma, anxiety, depression, and disconnection from themselves, to encourage a safe reconnection to the body and it's innate wisdom. She also works in businesses, bringing creative wellness programs into the workplace. Having just re-branded and launched her new company - Arts Therapy Co - Marja-Liisa is keen to continue bringing creative arts therapy into the world and championing mental health. I: artstherapycoFB: Arts Therapy Cowww.artstherapyco.com - Coming Soon See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Twenty years ago, the events of 9/11 changed the world. People everywhere struggled to make sense of the terrible act and to rebuild their lives in its aftermath. After the death of his father on 9/11, David Filipov goes to Afghanistan, where a simple Pop-Tart takes on a whole new meaning. Sociology professor Michael Sargent confronts his biases on an airplane. And Jude Treder-Wolff finds seeds of hope to fuel her work as a Clinical Social Worker and Creative Arts Therapist.

In today's episode, we get to hear from a Creative Arts Therapist, Kate Hertweck. She is active on Instagram and is passionate about helping others. In her work she uses art as a form of support for the mind/body connection. Helping others unleash their most calm and confident self. We hope by listening to today's BE YOU - BE LOVE podcast episode you leave feeling uplifted and encouraged to conquer your day. If you are listening from anchor.fm please take a moment to leave us a comment or question and you could be featured in an up and coming episode. Links to the information mentioned in today's episode are listed below. LINKS AND RESOURCES Beyou-belove.com Instagram.com/sarahjpeters_ Hire Sarah to speak at your next event: https://www.beyou-belove.com/public-speaking **If you would like to help support the BYBL podcast you can sign up for as little as .99 a month by hitting the support button on https://anchor.fm/beyoubelove RESOURCES: The CBT workbook for mental health: https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B0971QYHMX&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_PQDHGQG3ND3ZZ3NP7QSM&tag=sarahpeters-20 KATE HERTWECK: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/calm_with_kate/ --- 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/beyoubelove/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/beyoubelove/support

As some medical schools move away from dissection and towards virtual imaging to discover the inner reality of the body, many manual therapists, yoga teachers, and somatic therapists of all stripes are kicking it old school – by learning and challenging their assumptions about the body in cadaver labs. Adjunct Associate Professor at Pace University, master dissector, dance and yoga teacher Lauri Nemetz and I share tales from the lab and the lessons we learn about life when we study the dead. Laurice (Lauri) D. Nemetz, MA, BC-DMT, LCAT, ERYT500, C-IAYT Lauri is an Adjunct Associate Professor at Pace University since 2004 and the 2020 President's Award Honoree for Outstanding Contribution, a licensed Creative Arts Therapist, a member of the American Association for Anatomy, a board-certified member of the Academy of Dance/Movement Therapists, past President of the YTA (Yoga Teachers Association), a certified yoga teacher at the 500-hour level, a Stott Pilates instructor, certified yoga therapist (CIAYT), former faculty and dissector assistant for Anatomy Trains. Currently she is a dissector with several projects including the Fascial Net Plastination Project and KNM Labs, a joint project with Leslie Kaminoff. She has exhibited her artwork internationally with themes of anatomy and movement and also kayak guides on occasion! She is ever curious and enjoys sparking conversation and new ways of thinking and moving. Her forthcoming book, The Myofascial System in Form and Movement will be published by Handspring Publishing in 2022. Lauri's website www.wellnessbridge.com Gil Hedley's website --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/david-lesondak/message

Welcome! I am delighted to have you join us today! Please allow me to introduce you to Yehudit Silverman, M.A. R-DMT, RDT, is a Creative Arts Therapist, and former Chair of the Department of Creative Arts Therapies, Concordia University, Montreal. Yehudit has worked on film project brings together Jewish, Christian and Muslim young adults to work together through the arts. She received several federal and provincial grants to work on issues around trauma, suicide, interfaith and cross -cultural dialogue. Yehudit loves to sing, be in nature, create masks, and hang clothes on the line on a beautiful day. She leads workshops, trainings, creative rituals, and presentations internationally.    In this episode we discuss some of the following: What is Creative Art Therapy? The Benefits of Creative Art Therapy? Discuss the Benefits of Myths & Fairy Tale in Therapy.    You can find Yehudit Silverman, through her website at www.yehuditsilverman.com Share with someone that needs to be inspired and empowered.    Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe.   Best Health,  Mo Akins

Today's guest is Dr. Michelle Olson. Michelle is a Social Gerontologist and Creative Arts Therapist currently based in New York, and she's worked extensively as a consultant to aged care providers and individuals throughout the US to help them provide better more appropriate care for elders. Of particular interest to Michelle are the benefits that time in nature and participation in the arts can bring to older adults especially those living with dementia, and she recently founded a not for profit called Evergreen Minds to offer some group activities that embrace these elements. In this episode we dig quite deep into Michelle's practices with arts and nature, as well as some more specific information about the American Aged Care system and some of the challenges she's seen in furthering a person centred approach. We hope you enjoy this interview with Dr. Michelle Olson. For more information on Evergreen Minds, please visit: https://evergreenminds.org/ The Aged Care Enrichment Podcast is brought to you each week by https://silvradventures.com.au/ (SilVR Adventures) and available on Apple Podcasts, Spotify or wherever you get your podcasts from. Listen, Subscribe, Share.

Anjali Sengupta is a retired professional Bollywood Dancer with an extensive and successful 10+ year career in the Bollywood Industry working in movies including 'Taal' dancing alongside names like Aishwarya Rai. She is now a Melbourne based Dance, Movement, and Creative Arts Therapist, Community Arts Facilitator, Arts Educator and Holistic Wellbeing Fitness Professional. We talk about how a little Indian girl dreamed her way onto the stages and sets of Bollywood and the fiery attitude that allowed her to embrace her nature as a creative in a culture that is not very encouraging of that. Anjali shares her wealth of knowledge and offers some truly golden advice for any young South Asian creatives wanting to pursue a full time career in the Arts. Follow ANJALI: http://www.embracingspirit.net/ Instagram: @embracingspirit https://www.instagram.com/embracingspirit/ FB Page: https://www.facebook.com/EmbracingSpirit Follow BROWN PAINT: IG: @brownpaintbrown https://www.instagram.com/brownpaintbrown/ YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMsUe_u_pgHVgYtGwH3FLtg Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Brown-Paint-113830563653884

I interview Yehudit Silverman who is the Author of The Story Within book and movie, creative arts therapy, isolation, depression, suicide & trauma as well as interfaith dialogue! Take a Listen! Yehudit is committed to the arts as a method for inquiry, creative expression, therapy, and social change. Creative Arts Therapist, R-DMT, RDT, extensive clinical and community experience Award Winning Documentary Filmmaker Former Chair and professor, Department of Creative Arts Therapies, Concordia University, Montreal Director Seeds of Hope Project with The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts Director Interfaith Arts Dialogue Mask maker, creative ritual leader, singer, swimmer, seeker, dreamer… The Story Within on Facebook https://www.yehuditsilverman.com/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/twopartypodcast/support

Stemming from her interest in psychology, spirituality and creativity, Heidi was drawn to explore her own story through art-making. She was moved deeply by the power of the work which spoke for itself, holding much insight and wisdom. Heidi has worked as a Creative Arts Therapist and Psychotherapist for over ten years, helping people to find inner peace and happiness. She assists clients of all ages to connect to their dreams and passion, to find contentment and inner-happiness, leading to a happier, more joyful life. Prior to this, she worked as a branding consultant in advertising. From her earliest memories, creativity and playfulness have always been of great importance to her. With these tools, she now helps clients heal interpersonal trauma, nurture relationships, develop self-understanding, learn new coping strategies and improve communication skills from a position of greater self-awareness and intentionality. Heidi has a MA in Counselling from LaTrobe University and BA Psychology from Swinburne University and works with individuals, couples, parents and families at Heart Expression Creative Arts Therapy and Moving Mindsets Psychology Clinic. Heidi has practised meditation for over 20 years and loves playing LEGO with her boys, dancing and practising yoga. Prior to Covid-19, she enjoyed travelling the world with her husband and two young boys and hopes to do so again one day. www.heartexpression.com.au https://www.movingmindsets.com.au/heidi-gaspar/ https://www.facebook.com/heartexpressioncat

Matt (Mattarot) is a Creative Arts Therapist, Certified Crystal Healer and Tarot reader.   He previously came onto the podcast towards the end of 2019 and shared so much insight, wisdom and love, that we had to have him back again.   This time, the conversation was more centered around the collective, personal growth and healing of the collective, as well as ourselves.    In this episode: Energetic and healing properties of crystals Signs that you’re intuitively connected and how that manifests  How to tap into and access intuitive parts of yourself How we get signs from the universe Spiritual tools that can be culturally appropriated How the collective has changed and is changing The purpose of the events happening in the world right now Why love and light isn’t enough anymore What spiritual bypassing is and why it’s not a solution How social injustices raise the vibration of the collective How to hold space for people to relearn and grow A special card pull for the collective   CONNECT WITH MATT www.instagram.com/mattarot www.mattarot.com    CONNECT WITH ME https://www.instagram.com/simona.nicole/ https://www.instagram.com/happinesshappenspodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/simona.nicolee/ https://twitter.com/simona_cos www.simonanicole.com

In this episode of the TotalSelf Considered, Jeff Fine interviews Mike Moran, Licensed Psychotherapist & Sex Therapist, Certified Emotionally Focused (EFT) Couples Therapist & Supervisor, Inner Bonding Facilitator and Creative Arts Therapist. Jeff and Mike unpack models of sexual response and sexual scripts, and discuss the interconnection of our sexual and relational cycles while providing examples based on real-life cases. They also address other key issues such as whether there really is such a thing as being sexually incompatible with your partner, and how partners can learn to safely stretch their boundaries while being respectful of each other and themselves The post Sex In a Loving Relationship: So Pleasurable and So Complicated appeared first on TotalSelf Counseling & Fitness.

Kim’s undergrad degree was in Education- (Primary teaching) , which led to over 20 years teaching in schools both in Australia and abroad. Her teaching experience was across the general classroom, though primarily in the performing and visual arts disciplines. Her masters research was conducted in a school with teachers, looking at therapeutic arts-based processes as reflective practice in their teaching- https://miecat.edu.au/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/kimfox_2011lr.pdfThough passionate about teaching, an inner conflict grew with a seeming shift in systemic values in relation to those values that guided her practice. After wrestling with weighing up how best to navigate this growing dissonance, she left mainstream education in 2011.In addition to her research work, Kim currently teaches at a not-for-profit tertiary institution in Melbourne, called ‘The Miecat Institute, ’www.miecat.edu.au , where her values connected to education are more aligned. She is involved in delivering the Masters in Therapeutic Arts Practice, and supervises students. She also offers Arts Therapy to private clients in her private practice, both remotely and in person (when that option is available!)For private sessions email: theartofbecoming1@gmail.com

“This pandemic has forced us to slow down and BE with one another…virtually and out in nature. We have ways to be present that perhaps we wouldn’t have thought of before. Let us take these opportunities and keep them as we GROW forward.“ ~Michelle Olson, PHD, Gerontologist, Creative Arts Therapist, and Owner of GeroPros Sponsor Special Offer Serenity Engage supports senior living communities during COVID-19 lockdowns with HIPAA-compliant messaging for care teams to communicate with family members. Free for 3 months. Easy implementation. No hidden fees. No commitments.www.serenityengage.com Today we speak with Michelle Olson, social gerontologist and a creative arts therapist, about digging deeper during this pandemic and creating new opportunities for our future. Michelle shares: How we can instill creativity in our current virtually-connected world Why this isn’t a new problem for our older adults, and what we can do about it (NOTE: this would be where we talk about not going backwards) Learning mindfulness and embracing gratitude in the midst of chaos As always, we ask our guests, “In one-year from today, what would you like the world to look like?” P.S. Ready to get your Mavericks coffee mug? Share with us what your favorite idea from either this conversation or your own ideas and experience about how we can support our older population right now. Email or post the answer on our social media and your Mavericks coffee mug will be in the mail. If you like this episode, please subscribe! Tell us what you think, and what you’d like to see changed in senior care. —————————————————- We’re all about challenging the status quo here at Maverick’s Headquarters! Welcome to the Challenging The Way We Age podcast by the Mavericks of Senior Living. We are two innovators and entrepreneurs who have huge hearts and passion for our older adults. And we see all kinds of opportunities to improve today’s system and create hope

This episode gets alllllll spiritual in the BEST possible way!  Matt, also known as Mattarot, is a Creative Arts Therapist, Tarot Card Reader, Certified Crystal Healer, Light Worker, and advocate for conscious existence and mindful expansion. His experience with crystals ranges back to the mid 1990’s when his mum bought him his first stones, and with Tarot in 2006 when he would meet with his friend Sarah who taught him tarot basics during Lunch Hour.  After he was gifted his first Tarot deck in 2010, he became dedicated to learning more about the esoteric healing arts to help others any way he could. Since that time, Matt graduated from Concordia University in 2015 obtaining a Masters in Creative Arts Therapy and has been working as a therapist, healer, workshop facilitator, and freelance entrepreneur. In this episode, we talk about: How his journey into crystals and healing began Setting boundaries around emotions Crystals, what they do and how to use them Vibrations and how to raise them Defining and exploring your shadow self The link between Chakras and Crystals Chakras, what they are and how to access them CONNECT WITH MATTAROT www.instagram.com/mattarot www.mattarot.com  And as mentioned in this podcast: https://www.instagram.com/bentinhomassaro/?hl=en   CONNECT WITH ME https://www.instagram.com/simona.nicole/ https://www.instagram.com/happinesshappenspodcast/ https://www.facebook.com/simona.nicolee/ https://twitter.com/simona_cos www.simonanicole.com

In this episode, Melissa talks about her vast experiences working with many clients during her art therapy career. She discusses current groups that she works with focusing on burnout and mindfulness. Melissa shares the story of her own community arts initiative called Open House BK and the balancing act of being a visiting instructor and clinician. Take a listen and enjoy!Melissa is an artist and a licensed, registered, board-certified art therapist. She holds a Masters in Art Therapy & Creativity Development from Pratt Institute, certification in Integrated Mental Health/Addiction Treatment, and a BFA in Painting from The University of Central Florida. Melissa has ten years of experience as a Creative Arts Therapist, working as a primary therapist, group therapist and program assistant director. Melissa uses art therapy interventions to support individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, mental illness, developmental disorders, addiction, familial issues, life transitions, and stigmatization. Melissa's clients can expect an eclectic approach to using art in therapy that includes tools and theory from humanistic, attachment and behavioral practice approaches, interwoven with mindfulness and self-compassion. She meets her clients where they are right now and uses creativity and art to help them get to where they want to be. In addition to her work as a therapist, Melissa founded Open House BK (est. 2010), a community arts initiative that provides affordable pop-up events, emerging artist exhibitions, and therapeutic workshops. Open House BK strives to shed light on the arts and community as integral for social justice, personal healing and progress. Currently, Melissa is a Visiting Instructor for Pratt Institute’s Art Therapy Department and Chapter Delegate to the New York Art Therapy Association. Melissa is also a practicing studio artist, exhibiting in galleries, universities and alternative spaces. In her artwork, she creates interactive installation art as a source of viewer engagement. Melissa believes creativity exists within everyone, serving as a gateway to heal, transform and explore the impact of one’s internal and external experiences.Check out Melissa on Instagram and see her studio website!New York Creative Arts TherapistsOpen House BKNew York Art Therapy AssociationLisa Dion's Book "Aggression in Play Therapy"The book mentioned about Bob Ross, Happy Clouds, Happy TreesMotivational Interviewing

In this episode, Melissa talks about her vast experiences working with many clients during her art therapy career. She discusses current groups that she works with focusing on burnout and mindfulness. Melissa shares the story of her own community arts initiative called Open House BK and the balancing act of being a visiting instructor and clinician. Take a listen and enjoy! Melissa is an artist and a licensed, registered, board-certified art therapist. She holds a Masters in Art Therapy & Creativity Development from Pratt Institute, certification in Integrated Mental Health/Addiction Treatment, and a BFA in Painting from The University of Central Florida. Melissa has ten years of experience as a Creative Arts Therapist, working as a primary therapist, group therapist, and program assistant director. Melissa uses art therapy interventions to support individuals experiencing depression, anxiety, trauma, mental illness, developmental disorders, addiction, familial issues, life transitions, and stigmatization. Melissa's clients can expect an eclectic approach to using art in therapy that includes tools and theory from humanistic, attachment, and behavioral practice approaches, interwoven with mindfulness and self-compassion.  She meets her clients where they are right now and uses creativity and art to help them get to where they want to be.  In addition to her work as a therapist, Melissa founded Open House BK (est. 2010), a community arts initiative that provides affordable pop-up events, emerging artist exhibitions, and therapeutic workshops. Open House BK strives to shed light on the arts and community as integral for social justice, personal healing, and progress. Currently, Melissa is a Visiting Instructor for Pratt Institute’s Art Therapy Department and Chapter Delegate to the New York Art Therapy Association. Melissa is also a practicing studio artist, exhibiting in galleries, universities, and alternative spaces. In her artwork, she creates interactive installation art as a source of viewer engagement. Melissa believes creativity exists within everyone, serving as a gateway to heal, transform, and explore the impact of one’s internal and external experiences. Check out Melissa on Instagram and see her studio website! New York Creative Arts Therapists Open House BK New York Art Therapy Association Lisa Dion's Book "Aggression in Play Therapy" The book mentioned about Bob Ross, Happy Clouds, Happy Trees Motivational Interviewing  Follow us on Instagram! Looking for more creative content? Sign up for our newsletter and get a free creativity guide! Join the Creative Therapy Umbrella Hub Facebook group to further discuss, collaborate, and create with your fellow creative arts therapy community! Have feedback? Fill out our anonymous survey to let us know your thoughts, concerns, questions, suggestions, and feedback. For us to serve you better, we need to hear YOUR voice!    

On today's episode, I am speaking with Stefanie Belvnavis, LMHC, R-DMT. Stefanie wears many hats as a Jamaican-born Dancer, Independent Artist, Disabilities Advocate, Dance Movement Therapist/Consultant, Infant and Early Childhood Mental Health Clinician and Creative Arts Therapist. We take a deep dive into the parent/child relationship, how we can break generational parenting cycles and develop healthy relationships with our children that will help them to be all they can be and thrive in this world.   Here's some more information about Stefanie.   Founder of The Diahann Project and A Bucket For the Well, Stefanie specializes in multicultural mental health advocacy for children, families, community educators, and community partners within the Caribbean Diaspora, with a focus on the parent-infant mental health and intergenerational immigrant trauma/lived experiences. An immigrant herself, Stefanie’s work is charged by seeking to create intersectional dialogue around diverse, inclusive and equitable trauma-informed mental health approaches, namely dance movement psychotherapy, within underserved/marginalized communities that marry culturally empathetic mental health practices, creative arts therapy interventions, and intergenerational studies within immigrant communities.    Stefanie is also the founder of A Bucket For The Well, which is is a multiplatform trauma-informed and culturally affirming community-arts centered mental health collaborative and wellness blog and resources network that facilitates and celebrates the intersectionality of the arts, cross-cultural nuances, minority mental health advocacy, minority health and wellness, minority self-care practices, creative arts therapy approaches, early childhood mental health advocacy, intergenerational trauma and research within underserved/minority communities, and disability advocacy within communities throughout the Caribbean Diaspora.   Stefanie has also embraced her creative roots and mental health background through also founding The Diahann Project (TDP). TDP is a trauma-informed + culturally affirming visual storytelling collaborative that centers the intersectional stories of people of color, primarily black + brown people/creatives through self-reflective portrait photography. TDP was birthed out of my own intersectional duality as a differently abled (blind + visually impaired), immigrant (Jamaican-American), mental health clinician (licensed), dance movement therapist (registered) + black + mixed race creative amongst other identifiers. “Diahann” being my middle name, is somewhat of my own creative health center point from which I am often reminded that we can continue to evolve creatively in our varying passions + that we never have to subscribe to being defined as simply one thing or one part of ourselves. As a self-taught photographer, who literally has always loved photography but only began to invest in + share my passion a few years ago, I am drawn to the layers within a person’s story/lived experience + how facets of their experience + vulnerability can be thoughtfully + collaboratively conveyed through photography.        The Diahann Project Founder/Photographer IG: @thediahannproject Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TheDiahannProject/     A Bucket for the Well Founder/Mental Wellness Consultant + Blogger IG: @abucketforthewell Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/abucketforthewell/          

Radical Democracy with Maddi Cheers - This Weeks Topic is RADICAL GIVING Remembering the Spirit of 9/12 With Special Guest Host Marianne Franzese Chasen, Author, Educator, Creative Arts Therapist..- Radical Democracy with Maddi Cheers is aired live on Strong Island Radio from Paradise Studios NY - www.ParadiseStudiosNY.com

Radical Democracy with Maddi Cheers - This Weeks Topic is RADICAL REIMAGINING: Manifesting Change Through Thought and Action with Special Guests: Marianne Franzese, Creative Arts Therapist and Robert Vetter, Cultural Anthropologist.- Radical Democracy with Maddi Cheers is aired live on Strong Island Radio from Paradise Studios NY - www.ParadiseStudiosNY.com

Hello listeners! Hello! Happy gratitude week. Shana is calling in from the road, she's in the middle of her tour and at her mom's in Oregon on the west coast. We are wishing everyone a happy Thanksgiving, and we talk about gratitude today. Our first guest is Nada Khodlova a licensed Creative Arts Therapist and Board Certified Dance Movement Psychotherapist. Nada has served so many over the years in a clinical setting and is now bringing the healing art of dance to women and girls as The Dancing Web. Dance was a healing source for her early on. She was very self conscious of her body as a young person, and studying dance helped her move into her discomfort and feel more comfortable in her own skin. Dance therapy works because the body, mind and spirit are connected, everything we experience is stored in our body, she discusses how words can't capture everything, so movement is more direct as a therapy, finding stories, sharing stories through movement. She shares about working in an adult psychiatric wing of a hospital, mostly dealing with crisis patience, and helped develop an arts therapy program. Our second guest is Andrya Ambro of the band Gold Dime. Shana met her when she was doing sound for the Kim Gordon / Body-Head show at BSP last July. She was previously in a band called Talk Normal, and has done sound at Tonic and the Kitchen in NYC. As a female sound engineer she's a rarity!!! After majoring in jazz performance at NYU she developed her own sound, and being a drummer who primarily stands while drumming, she really stood out. She talks about having to work extra hard as a kid with learning disabilities, and also admits that she loves to practice, but performing is terrifying for her, but she moves through her fear, she doesn't let it hold her back. Her sound is very experimental and angular, she writes all the music and has her band play what she wrote and then she plays drums and sings, it's really incredible, check out her interview! Not only is tomorrow Thanksgiving, but it's a FULL MOON tomorrow night so after you're done with your meal, don't forget to make time for your Full Moon ritual. It's time for the women to bring back the sacred rituals that have been lost over time. Eat and be merry, and listen to your belly to know when it's full. Happy Thanksgiving! Today's show was engineered by Manuel Blas of Radio Kingston, www.radiokingston.org. We heard music from Shana Falana, http://www.shanafalana.com/, Gold Dime , and audio from the film, She's Beautiful When She's Angry, http://www.shesbeautifulwhenshesangry.com ** Please: SUBSCRIBE to our pod and leave a REVIEW wherever you are listening, it helps other users FIND US :) Follow Us: INSTAGRAM * https://www.instagram.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast/ FACEBOOK * https://www.facebook.com/iwantwhatshehaspodcast TWITTER * https://twitter.com/wantwhatshehas

On this episode of Rendering Unconscious, Dr. Vanessa Sinclair interviews artist and art therapist Melissa Diaz, discussing fine art, outsider art, art therapy, mental health care, fundraising for Puerto Rico, MSD Strong and the March for Our Lives. Melissa Diaz is an artist and a licensed, registered, board certified art therapist living and working in Brooklyn, NY. She holds a BFA in Painting from The University of Central Florida and an MPS in Art Therapy & Creativity Development from Pratt Institute. In 2010, Diaz founded, Open House BK, a community arts initiative that provides free/affordable pop-up art events, exhibitions and therapeutic arts workshops. As a Creative Arts Therapist, Diaz has experience utilizing art therapy, play therapy and mindfulness practices with adults, children and families. She has worked as a therapist and teaching artist in shelters, schools, museums, inpatient and outpatient psychiatric settings. Diaz has presented widely on the topic of art therapy application, at several institutions, including, Pratt Institute, School of Visual Arts, University of Central Florida, University of Wisconsin and Blick Art Materials. In her artwork, Diaz creates interactive installation art as a source of community engagement. In 2015, she was awarded a residency at The Marble House Project, there she explored the integration of installation art, art therapy and environment. She has exhibited widely throughout NYC and nationally, in both gallery and alternative spaces. In all her work, she considers space, relationships and holding environment. If you enjoy what we're doing, please join us at www.patreon.com/vanessa23carl For more information please visit: melissadiazart.com drvanessasinclair.net renderingunconscious.org dasunbehagen.org openhousebk.com  kristinadonello.com shrine.nyc Art by Melissa Diaz Music by Vanessa Sinclair & Madame Deficit "Her Outer Dada" from the compilation album MESSAGE 23 available on highbrow-lowlife.com

Today Jed A. Levine the Executive Vice President and Director of Programs and Services at CaringKind will join us. CaringKind was formerly known as the Alzheimer's Association, New York City Chapter. CaringKind has been New York City's leading expert in Alzheimer's and dementia care for more than three decades. Jed has been at the organization for 27 years. He holds a Masters degree in Applied Human Development with a specialization in Gerontology and Community Recreation Services from Columbia University's Teachers College, and he is trained as a Creative Arts Therapist. Contact Information For 24-hour Helpline: (646) 744-2900 helpline@caringkindnyc.org www.caringkindnyc.org Additional Resource Information: Alzheimer's Speaks Resource Website: https://www.alzheimersspeaks.com/ Keynote Speaker: https://www.alzheimersspeaks.com/event-planners Dementia Chats™: https://www.alzheimersspeaks.com/dementia-chats-webinar Conscious Caring Resources: https://www.alzheimersspeaks.com/conscious-caring-resources Become Dementia Friendly Business or Community: https://www.alzheimersspeaks.com/become-dementia-friendlySupport this Show: https://alzheimersspeaks.com/donate-now/See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Arpita Bohra, Gandhi Fellow and Creative Arts Therapist in India, talks in great detail about a career as a Psychotherapist in India. Some of the areas we touch upon in this episode include: 1. What is Psychotherapy 2. What is Movement Therapy 3. Sample cases a psychotherapist may work on 4. Emotional intensity associated with this job 5. Qualities of a great psychotherapist 6. Interesting and challenging aspects of this job 7. Resources for interested candidates Thank you for listening!! Follow the show on Twitter @LED_Curator Like us on FaceBook at www.facebook.com/learneducatediscover/ Email us at learneducatediscover@gmail.com. We will reply!! Subscribe to the show on iTunes itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/learn…ver/id1049159321 Blog: bit.ly/1R1nTDk

The purpose of this podcast is to inform learners about the ways Creative Arts Therapies can improve communication and relatedness in patients with advanced illness and their families, and to enhance understanding about the role of the Creative Arts Therapist within interdisciplinary teams.

Sara Deutsch is a college teacher, Creative Arts Therapist and multimedia artist who explores creativity as a healing force. Sara’s journey led her into many worlds. She trekked alone in the Himalayas, and lived in virgin jungles of Hawaiian Islands, eating only fruit and wild vegetables. She draws from doctoral study in Psychobiology and East/West Psychology, years in a contemplative order, 26 years of private practice and teaching, and multimedia explorations. She started writing her autobiography to connect and integrate her many life experiences. You can read more about Sara at www.saradeutsch.com Like this episode? SUBSCRIBE ON ITUNES  Click here to leave us a rating & review on iTunes Follow us on social media:  | Facebook | Twitter |

Lifes Issues with Lloyd Rosen with his guest Sara Deutsch Sara Deutsch is a multimedia artist, Creative Arts Therapist, and teacher focused on creativity as a healing force. My life journey led me into many worlds. I trekked alone in the Himalayas for 18 months, and lived in virgin jungles of Hawaiian Islands, eating only fruit and wild vegetables. I draw from doctoral study in Psychology and East/West Psychology, years in a contemplative order, cross-cultural adventures, multimedia explorations. and 26 years offering Creative Arts Therapy and college classes as well as expressive arts classes for gifted children. For 28 years I've taught college courses including TELLING YOUR STORY, THE ART OF LISTENING, THE CREATIVE JOURNAL, TELLING YOUR STORY WITH COLLAGE and others dealing with life issues. My books--CREATIVE AUTOBIOGRAPHY, CREATIVE MEDITATIONS and FIVE-MINUTE MAGIC--SEND YOUR CRITIC ON VACATION also offer tools for understanding and healing life issues.

Sara Deutsch, M.S.,(PhD abd) iAuthor, Creative Arts Therapist and multimedia artist who explores creativity as a healing force. Sara’s journey led her into many worlds. She trekked alone in the Himalayas, and lived in virgin jungles of Hawaiian Islands, eating only fruit and wild vegetables. She draws from doctoral study in Psychobiology and East/West Psychology, years in a contemplative order, 26 years of private practice and teaching, and multimedia explorations. She started telling writing her autobiography to connect and integrate her many life experiences. Sara is a visionary artist with thousands of original paintings. Her art portfolio includes Life Portraits, Memory Art, and interactive mandalas done for herself and her clients. She also creates Life Movies incorporating the subject’s photographic stills, voice overs, and favorite artwork and symbols. Her Ebook, CREATIVE AUTOBIOGRAPHY—Telling Your Story summarizes 26 years of teaching with visual and written examples of whole brain writing processes, inspirations and an extensive booklist

Herbal Medicine is People's Medicine: simple, safe, effective. Bring your curiosity and health questions. Susun will enlighten, surprise, and delight you... This episode features a 30 minute in depth and fascinating interview with Sara Deutsch. Sara Deutsch, M.S.,(PhD abd) is a college teacher, Creative Arts Therapist and multimedia artist who explores creativity as a healing force. This episode Q&A includes: • invasive lobular carcinoma check out Breast Cancer? Breast Health! • fibroids and flooding and spiritual healing • mucous membrane builders- comfrey, linden, slippery elm and mallows • bladder wrack while pregnant?  • nourishing herbal infusions change lives.. •do not make infusions in french press.. • identifying chickweed and scarlet pimpernel • tincturing herbs- do not grind do not mix! • New Menopausal Years for a lot of information on thyroid..