http://summit.expressivemedia.org/
The 2011 Expressive Therapies Summit program is officially up.
Registration is open.
Hope to see you there!
Sunday, July 3, 2011
Thursday, January 27, 2011
Media: Communication tool
http://www.nycartsinhealthcare.com/page2/page16/page16.html
Isn't it how we find out about what is happening?
Isn't it how we find out about what is happening?
Saturday, October 16, 2010
Media Free
For five and a half days I was media free.
Completely free...I did have my cell phone and text amongst the folks I was with for directions so we could stick together in a crowd. But I didn't check my email once, in 5 and a half days. Any of my five email accounts. I didn't blog or tweet or even watch television, or movies. I took a few pictures with a digital camera.
Mostly I was media free.
I knew that I was coming back to a s*&t storm of emails and issues waiting for me.
But I took the liberty of (or responsibility of) being 5 and a half days without media.
There was no media frenzy.
Now it has ensued in full force since I've been back and am struggling to catch up, keep up, get anywhere close to what being caught up might feel like (does anyone really know what caught up is?)
So I blog.
I blog because I can.
I have my media. I'm back in my life and the life that has access to such wonders.
Blogging.
I blog therefore I am.
I blog therefore I can.
I wish you all the opportunity to blog if you want to, and the right to decline if you don't.
It was kind of nice on the other side.
The side that isn't checking email every five minutes.
The side that isn't thumbing as I walk down the sidewalk.
I cursed out 4 people between 6th and 7th Aves who walked into me
due to their texting while walking- not paying attention. I was pissed.
I shot them dirty looks.
For their sloppiness.
For their thoughtless run-in.
For not paying attention.
Don't I do the same thing.
So many times.
Texting. Texting.
Looking down and up and mostly down.
glance up glance up.
Not enough.
Oh, how I do.
Because I can.
I can text.
I can text if I want to.
I don't have to text.
But I can.
I can.
Completely free...I did have my cell phone and text amongst the folks I was with for directions so we could stick together in a crowd. But I didn't check my email once, in 5 and a half days. Any of my five email accounts. I didn't blog or tweet or even watch television, or movies. I took a few pictures with a digital camera.
Mostly I was media free.
I knew that I was coming back to a s*&t storm of emails and issues waiting for me.
But I took the liberty of (or responsibility of) being 5 and a half days without media.
There was no media frenzy.
Now it has ensued in full force since I've been back and am struggling to catch up, keep up, get anywhere close to what being caught up might feel like (does anyone really know what caught up is?)
So I blog.
I blog because I can.
I have my media. I'm back in my life and the life that has access to such wonders.
Blogging.
I blog therefore I am.
I blog therefore I can.
I wish you all the opportunity to blog if you want to, and the right to decline if you don't.
It was kind of nice on the other side.
The side that isn't checking email every five minutes.
The side that isn't thumbing as I walk down the sidewalk.
I cursed out 4 people between 6th and 7th Aves who walked into me
due to their texting while walking- not paying attention. I was pissed.
I shot them dirty looks.
For their sloppiness.
For their thoughtless run-in.
For not paying attention.
Don't I do the same thing.
So many times.
Texting. Texting.
Looking down and up and mostly down.
glance up glance up.
Not enough.
Oh, how I do.
Because I can.
I can text.
I can text if I want to.
I don't have to text.
But I can.
I can.
Thursday, September 30, 2010
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rxlKdXxIJN8
Another wonderful ET Summit media piece on you tube.
Happy viewing!
Another wonderful ET Summit media piece on you tube.
Happy viewing!
Saturday, September 25, 2010
New Survey for Art Therapists on Distance Supervision
Attention Art Therapists: Please fill out this survey on distance supervision in Art Therapy.
Whether you've had experiencing giving or receiving distance supervision or not, you surely have an opinion about it! Please share it with us here. We are eager to know if you use distance supervision in art therapy (as a supervisee or supervisor) and why or why not. We'd love to learn more about what your experience is like with this process. Click the link below to take the survey.
Thank you for your consideration!
http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22B3GCYG56D
Whether you've had experiencing giving or receiving distance supervision or not, you surely have an opinion about it! Please share it with us here. We are eager to know if you use distance supervision in art therapy (as a supervisee or supervisor) and why or why not. We'd love to learn more about what your experience is like with this process. Click the link below to take the survey.
Thank you for your consideration!
http://www.zoomerang.com/Survey/WEB22B3GCYG56D
Monday, September 20, 2010
Read Out during Banned Books Week
The Sherrill Library will host a "Read Out" from 12 p.m. –; 6 p.m. Thursday, September 30th in the atrium of the library on the Brattle Campus, in observance of Banned Books Week. This annual event is sponsored by the American Library Association to celebrate our Freedom to Read. Observed since 1982, this event reminds us not to take this precious democratic freedom for granted. It promotes the Freedom to Read, as well as reminding us of the insidious nature of censorship in our schools, public and academic libraries.
All members of the EDS and Lesley communities are invited to participate in our "Read Out.” Sign up for a ten-minute slot and read a selection from your favorite banned or challenged book, sign our banner, and enjoy listening to show your support for intellectual freedom.
All members of the EDS and Lesley communities are invited to participate in our "Read Out.” Sign up for a ten-minute slot and read a selection from your favorite banned or challenged book, sign our banner, and enjoy listening to show your support for intellectual freedom.
The library has many of the books on ALA 's lengthy list of challenged and banned books to choose from. The sign-up sheet is now available at the circulation desk. You may also call the desk at 349-8850. Please contact Patricia Payne (ppayne@lesley.edu) with any questions.
Online APA Publication Guidelines
Every Art Therapy and Psychology student should know about these sites.
http://www.apastyle.org/
What's new in the 6th Edition.
http://www.apastyle.org/manual/whats-new.aspx
http://www.writinghelp-central.com/apa.html
Quick reference site on APA style.
http://www.docstyles.com/apacrib.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APA_style
http://www.apastyle.org/
What's new in the 6th Edition.
http://www.apastyle.org/manual/whats-new.aspx
http://www.writinghelp-central.com/apa.html
Quick reference site on APA style.
http://www.docstyles.com/apacrib.htm
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/APA_style
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