A class project assignment researching mental health and the environment. Music by Tomo

Physics and psychotherapy...YouTube @creativetherapies for more Dr Authur Robbins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E5PmcpzhKNE&t=3329s and a clip of the late Sandy Robbins https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9vAtr4lppA&t=417s

The Duck Song is explored clinically in this podcast where an annoying little yellow duck finds his way into many private practice therapy sessions.

Emery Mikel ATR-BC, LCAT, LPAT is the founder and director of Water & Stone https://www.creativelyhealing.com and Firefly & Phoenix https://www.fireflyandphoenix.com with her first book: The Art of Business: A Guide for Creative Arts Therapists Starting on a Path to Self-Employment https://a.co/d/ggs7j8s

Bruce L. Moon ATR-BC, HLM, PhD connected with his patients by painting along side them through their longterm psych hospitalizations. His open studio approach influenced clinicians over many generations with book highlights including Dynamics of Art as Therapy with Adolescents, The Role of Metaphor in Art Therapy, and Existential Art Therapy: The Canvas Mirror discussed in this podcast. He continues to record and perform https://www.youtube.com/@bclunar123 all music on this podcast ®Bruce Moon

Melissa Diaz and host discuss art therapy training stories in lieu of being classmates of Art Robbins retirement class at Pratt Institute. For more information about Melissa Diaz go to www.melissadiazart.com openhousebk.org and links to the late Dr Arthur Robbins

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f9vAtr4lppA&t=1272s

https://www.creativetherapies.nyc/artrobbins

Renowned author and educator, Shaun McNiff, walks listeners through various artistic healing processes as an expressive therapies group leader.

Reference links:

How Art Heals video from London Art Therapy Centre https://vimeo.com/300344260 https://www.shaunmcniff.com https://www.shambhala.com/shaun-mcniff-home/ https://shepherd.com/best-books/art-healing

Artist and therapist, Maxine Hull, reconnects with her students Melissa Walker and Jon Ehinger after several decades to reflect on how her intro to art therapy class was instrumental in launching successful careers.