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 →

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 →

Reading – Expressive and Creative Arts Methods for Trauma Survivors

Judith Rubin writes the forward to this volume of articles by different art therapists. She opens discussing the use of Continue reading →

Re-Reading Trauma and Mastery in Life and Art

Interesting quote of Rose in his talking about  similarity’s between the structure of internalization and that of art.  He talks Continue reading →

Reading: A Normative Study of children’s Drawings: preliminary Research Findings by Sarah Deaver

I’m reading Sarah Deaver’s article on Children’s Drawings. I appreciate her working toward a better understanding of children’s drawings. As Continue reading →

Art Therapy Intern from Switzerland

We have an art therapy intern from Switzerland. It’s been a wonderful experience to have someone from another country, who Continue reading →