Ways Art Therapy Can Support Domestic Violence Awareness – create a poster campaign

Have a creative poster session in your facility on Domestic Violence Awareness. Incorporate facts, risk reduction and prevention.  Have them Continue reading →

Ways Art Therapy can Support Domestic Violence Awareness – host a party

Host a creative party to support your local shelter. Examples: Valentine’s Anytime Party:  February 14th only comes once a year, Continue reading →

Ways for Art Therapists to Support Domestic Violence Awareness – attend local events

Attend an event in your area that supports Domestic Violence Awareness.  Offer to lead a creative arts response to violence Continue reading →

Art in Response to Violence

I’m excited. Next week I’ll be presenting twice on art therapy (or should I be tired already?) My first presentation Continue reading →

Upcoming presentation on art therapy with child abuse survivors

I’m excited to present for the Virginia Treatment Center for Children on using art and sand tray therapy with sexually Continue reading →

Reductions in Funding Victim Services is Important for Art Therapists Who Provide Services to Survivors

Earlier I posted a press release by the Virginia Sexual and Domestic Violence Action Alliance detailing the proposed budgets released Continue reading →

ENHANCING OUR HEALING Skills IN TRAUMA

13 Spaces are open. Please register here: http://symposium.camp7.org/Default.aspx?pageId=467791&eventId=96769&EventViewMode=EventDetails// ENHANCING OUR HEALING Skills in Trauma: An Art Therapy Perspective Rescheduled for Continue reading →

Reading a reprint of: The Art Therapist as Social Activist: Reflections and Visions

The American Art Therapy Association published a special anniversary issue and reran this article.  Is is so interesting to read Continue reading →