On June 3rd, Charles Durrett presented the Antioch community with an online talk, Ukrainian Refugees: Update from the Border, in which he recounted his recent
As a CFT, CMHC, or creative arts therapy student, it’s easy to feel overwhelmed when you start thinking about your upcoming internship. How do you
There’s been some skepticism in the field of art therapy; popularity aside, the distractions that figure into drawing digitally have, until recently, kept the practice
In the past several years, adult coloring books have landed in the main stream of society, and in doing so, they have helped to raise awareness
Antioch University Seattle (AUS) clinical mental health counseling (CMHC) with Art Therapy graduate student Heather Ohms is invested in the mind-body-spirit connection. Her experiences as
To celebrate Pride this month, AUS Art Therapy student, Beckett Weeks*, drew a mandala for everyone to color in as they see fit. He says
Art therapy is changing lives in China. “Big Miao” Shimming showed us how. The room was set in an intimate fashion, full of colorful cushions
“Big Miao” Shimming is trying to revolutionize the way China engages with special needs children – and he’s reaching out to Antioch Seattle’s Art Therapy
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