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Are you considering opening a private practice? Do you already have one and would like to network? Come and join the EATA meeting Sunday, May 1st from 1:00pm-3:00pm at Metro Coffee in Tacoma. We’re excited to collaborate with a variety of art therapists who have private practices throughout the Puget Sound region. We’ll be exploring the nuts and bolts of a private practice. Topics considered: • Location • Liability insurance • Consent forms • Insurance panels • Billing • Marketing, networking • Consultation groups Metro Coffee is located off of the main stairway in the heart of the UW Tacoma campus between Jefferson Ave. and Pacific Ave. We suggest street parking along Jefferson Ave. However there is a pay lot on the south side of the campus (off of 21st). Complimentary refreshments will be available! Metro Coffee 1901 Jefferson Ave Tacoma, WA 98402 Following the meeting those interested are encouraged to join our walking tour of the area to locate the: Tacoma Art Museum, Glass Museum, History Museum and footbridge to the waterfront. |
Antioch University Seattle is Hiring !
Antioch University Seattle is hiring adjunct faculty to teach in the art therapy program.
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EATA at the KC Recovery Conference
This year, EATA was excited to have a table at the annual King County Recovery Conference to promote Art Therapy, Wellness, and Recovery! EATA representatives shared information about art therapy to attendees, which included behavioral health workers, participants of mental health and/or substance use services, and family members of individuals diagnosed with mental health and/or substance abuse disorders. |
EATA Committees
During our last board meeting, EATA established the following committees to help promote the growth of Art Therapy in Washington state. If you are interested in joining a committee, we would love to have you! Committees will meet once a month or as needed. To join a committee, please complete the form below: |
February 9th - "Art Therapy Show & Tell"
On February 9th, we had an "Art Therapy Show & Tell." Attendees shared their favorite art therapy directives, tools, and resources. The meeting ended with the group making some "snow art" at the local park. There are many exciting plans in the works for 2014, including: training opportunities, art therapist get togethers, fundraising and scholarships and an effort to create a Washington State Art Therapy licensure.  |
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