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25.01.2022 When all else seems lost and steeped in hopelessness, the magic of creativity can still keep you going. Jyoti Arora Participants in this 2016 exchange are f...illing postcards with hope inspired art to exchange with art therapists and other creatives around the world: https://6degreesofcreativity.wordpress.com//creative-deed- Please note: This exchange is now closed for sign-ups.

23.01.2022 Great resource: art therapy vs. art class via Art as Therapy

22.01.2022 "Perhaps what we call depression isnt really a disorder at all but, like physical pain, an alarm of sorts, alerting us that something is undoubtedly wrong; that perhaps it is time to stop, take a time-out, take as long as it takes, and attend to the unaddressed business of filling our souls."

21.01.2022 "Some people think that art therapy, or that therapy in general, is really mind reading."

20.01.2022 Art therapy can reach areas of the brain that doesnt require words.....

16.01.2022 In this blog Art Therapist, Carmen Richardson, provides examples of expressive arts to use with children and adolescents to give them a voice to speak their thoughts, share their feelings, identify their sensations, and understand their actions through creative means.

14.01.2022 An exhibition about art therapy... Opening tomorrow night.

12.01.2022 A beautiful interview about an art therapy program working with children and young people in Australia.

11.01.2022 Latest blog post...

10.01.2022 CREATING ART TO HELP HEAL TRAUMA: MARY STEPHANOU 'Mary is a HCPC registered Art Psychotherapist in the UK, with a degree in Creative Expressive Therapies and Ma...sters in Art Therapy. She is a feminist, human, artist and activist. Mary currently works with adolescents in schools, who are often referred to as hard to reach young people with challenging behavior. In reality, Mary works with young people who have often experienced trauma, various or multiple types of abuse and come from (emotionally, economically and socially) deprived backgrounds...' http://www.thetraumatherapistproject.com//creating-art-h/

09.01.2022 These artsy self-expression exercises teach students emotional skills, like self-awareness, social skills and self-acceptance.

09.01.2022 "A mobile art therapy service for children traumatised by family violence will roll out next month in regional Victoria as part of a national-first pilot"

08.01.2022 "You cannot, no matter how hard you try, see both duck and rabbit at once."

08.01.2022 Art Therapists On Art Therapy 12th-16th October 2016 Chrissie Cotter Gallery, Camperdown The Sydney area Arts Therapy group (SaAT) is a group of professionally registered arts therapists formed for professional development and support purposes.... SaAT has long since had the goal to advocate and educate the wider community about art therapy and its benefits. As part of Octobers Mental Health Month - Learn and Grow, and with thanks to the Chrissie Cotter Gallery, 19 exhibiting art therapists are proud to have the opportunity to make art: About being an art therapist; About aspects of doing art therapy; And, on what art therapy is and it isnt. The exhibition contains art works in response to a diverse range of client groups and working contexts. These include children and schools, adolescents and adult mental health, disability and rehabilitation services, aged-care facilities and palliative care. Artworks attempt to explore a wide variety of emotional issues and human behaviour, including grief, loss and trauma, anxiety, depression and reparation. Art therapy theoretical concepts and processes also explore aspects of the client/therapist relationship, therapeutic holding and containment, potential space, transference and countertransference concepts. There is also an exploration of art therapy processes of materials and media, and aspects of the intersection between creativity and healing. In order to gain further understanding about what art therapy is and it isnt, the exhibition will offer information regarding art therapy terms used. A variety of interactive art making activities will be on offer and while not art therapy - they will provide guests with an opportunity for creativity and reflection.

07.01.2022 "Savannah found solace in art and music"

07.01.2022 I first saw this beautiful, inspirational video at the "Doing School Differently" conference earlier this year. It was used by Rob Miller from The Berry Street School in his presentation on "The Dance of Education." It came to mind today as I was feeling the need to slow down. The point of dancing is the dance. Enjoy!

06.01.2022 "I worry that we often teach creativity out of students rather than integrating it into the way we want all students to think of themselves, whether they become artists or not,

06.01.2022 New research suggests self-guided positive imagery and visualization can improve mild depression symptoms and support overall mental health.

04.01.2022 1. Create hope-filled postcards and send them to others. 2. Create an artwork about hope. 3. Illustrate quotes about hope.

04.01.2022 A new review of studies on the effects of primary-school-based art therapy reports positive outcomes for children internationally. Benefits were reported for children struggling with classroom behaviour, Oppositional Defiant Disorder, Separation Anxiety Disorder, Locus of Control and self-concept.

04.01.2022 Ive just made a mental health promise to myself as part of World Mental Health Day. You can make your own promise here https://1010.org.au/promise/add and be part of a world-wide movement to improve mental wellbeing in our community. #WMHD2016