Category Archives: Professional Topics

Medical Art Therapy Blog

Rachel Schreibman has a blog all about the growing field of Medical art therapy.  Medical Art Therapy I have worked in a hospital setting for several years and love it.  Working with both children and adults is amazing.  Creativity during … Continue reading

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Medieval Russian Boys drawings show boys will be boys whatever century it is…

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If only she knew….

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Arts in Healthcare

Creative Arts Therapy May Improve Quality Of Life For Pediatric Cancer Patients 25 Apr 2010 As health care professionals continue placing greater emphasis on the quality of life (QOL) of childhood cancer patients, researchers have found that creative arts therapy … Continue reading

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Make art

Don’t forget to make art!

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Happy Thanksgiving!

This is a cute onsie I bought at the conference for my niece! Continue reading

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Children draw, share feelings to make sense of Fort Hood tragedy | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | Latest News

Children draw, share feelings to make sense of Fort Hood tragedy | News for Dallas, Texas | Dallas Morning News | Latest News Posted using ShareThis

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40th American Art Therapy Conference

I arrived home today from the conference and after resting a bit I have decided to start a blog with the purpose of educating and inspiring people about art therapy. I have a private practice in Dallas, Texas where I … Continue reading

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A blog is born

This is the first post.  I am getting my feet wet trying to figure out all the ins and outs of wordpress.  Bear with me!

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