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Benefits of the Creative Arts Therapies
By Krista Verrastro, RDT Mental health professionals, regardless of their particular degree or modality, strive to help clients with...
Myths About the Creative Arts Therapies
By Krista Verrastro, MA, RDT Despite the Creative Arts Therapies being powerful healing tools, they are often misunderstood. This article...
Maggie Yowell Wilson Works at the Intersection of Creativity, Psychology, Spirituality and Play
By Psychology Arts Maggie Yowell Wilson, LMHC, RDT, REAT works at the intersection of creativity, psychology, spirituality and play to...
Mike Helps People to Create and Heal Through Music
By Psychology Arts Mike Kelliher, MS, MT-BC, is a professionally credentialed, board certified music therapist at the Rebecca Center for...
Jody Uses Creativity to Alleviate Suffering and Empowers Teens to Create Change
By Psychology Arts Jody Pittner, ATR-BC, LPCC is passionate about empowering teens to use creativity to create change within themselves...
Emery Mikel Helps NYC Clients Find the Support they Need Through Creative Arts Therapy
By Psychology Arts Emery and the Water & Stone team help clients of all ages and backgrounds find the support that best meets their needs...
Mari Grande Helps Individuals and Families to Heal and Change Patterns That Keep You Stuck
By Psychology Arts As a therapist and healer, Mari Grande, LCSW-R, LCAT, ATR-BC involves the whole person: body, brain, and soul....

Neurobiology Validates the Power of Psychodrama
By Karen Carnabucci, MSS, LCSW, TEP In the past two decades researchers have discovered a tremendous amount of information about the...

The Problem with Research in the Autism Community
By Maria Hodermarska, LCAT, RDT/BCT *In this blog I will use the term “autistic people” rather than “people living with autism” to honor...

Finding A “New Normal” with Archetypes and Expressive Arts Therapies
By Cathy Lebeaux, MA, MS, LPC, BC-DMT While therapists are very familiar with Carl Jung’s concept of archetypes, which he described as...

Creative Ways to Practice Deep Breathing: Part 1
By Krista Verrastro, RDT Deep breathing is one of the most popular healthy coping skills that gets talked about, and with good reason....

Psychodrama helps heal eating disorders
By Karen Carnabucci, MSS, LCSW, TEP Traditional talk therapy helps the suffering person understand what contributes to his or her eating...

Sand tray creates our world in miniature
By Karen Carnabucci, MSS, LCSW, TEP I remember the first time that I introduced the principles of sand tray into a psychotherapy session...

Destabilizing ableism: Sam Gold’s production of The Glass Menagerie
By Maria Hodermarska, LCAT, RDT/BCT In drama therapy we have long created therapeutic theater performances that place illness or...

Wisdom of Trees
By Krista Verrastro, RDT Truth be told, I am a literal and figurative tree hugger. I really do hug trees sometimes while hiking, and my...

Disability and the dramatic implications for well-being: Reflections on "The Rider"
By Maria Hodermarska, LCAT, RDT/BCT “. . . we humans are suspended on a web of polarities--the one and the many, eternity and time,...

Art Making through Divorce
By Shannon Halligan, LCAT, Art Therapist Art Therapy can be an excellent way to help children/teens who are experiencing a divorce in...

Spring Into Your Desired Future, Part 3: Using Your Strength
By Krista Verrastro, RDT In my first and second articles about vision boards, I provided guidance on how to make a vision board to...

What Exactly is "Art Therapy"?
By Shannon Halligan, LCAT, Art Therapist As an Art Therapist, I’m often asked, “What is art therapy and how can it help me?” In terms of...
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