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Previous EATA Events
EATA Meeting Panel on Private Practice-Monday February 1, 7PM
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EATA Deceber Rejuvenation Art Potluck @ Frye
Don't forget to pencil in this fun day to network with your fellow art therapists from EATA. We will meet on December 6th at 1 PM (The Officers of EATA will meet at 12PM ). Our meeting place will be at the Frye Art Museum. We encourage everyone to bring art material to share with one another to rejuvenate our creative and imaginative spirits before we welcome the new year! You will be receiving an evite from EATA in November to let us know whether you will be able to join us. We hope you do!!! |
Art By Art Therapists
September Curated Art Show at Cafe Venus on Eastlake. Please send a jpeg of artwork, measurements, and a brief statement about yourself and your art (if you like) to: kathrynaschumaker@gmail.com. The show will be up for the month of September with an opening party during the first week in September. |
EATA Meeting at the Sculpture Park
The next EATA meeting will be at the Seattle Sculpture Garden in downtown Seattle. Sunday August 2 from 12-2pm. Details will be sent by Evite and posted here 2 weeks in advance. This meeting will also be the Elections for EATA officers 2009-2011. |
Next EATA meeting June 8, 7-9pm
EATA Meeting June 8, 2009 7-9 PM
Art Therapy on Gender and Sexuality Issues
Come hear some ideas for using art therapy with people
about gender and sexuality issues and concerns with Sharon Sanborn and
Bryce Bailey. Bring any ideas or art directives you have to share. We
look forward to seeing you there!!Location to be announced in EVITE. If you would like to be on the email list and have not received EATA emails or Evites before, please email: kathrynaschumaker@gmail.com |
Yoga for Depression: An 8 Week Workshop
Yoga for Depression: An 8 Week Workshop September 20th through November 15th, 2009 ( No class on October 4th) Sunday Evenings 7-8:30pm Cost $160 Instructor: Carey DeMartini LMHC, ATR-BC, RYT-500 NW Community Yoga Center nwcommyoga.com |
Yoga and Art Therapy in a Therapeutic Context
Yoga and Art Therapy in a Therapeutic Context (6 CE hours) Friday, April 3, 2009, 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tuition: $130 general public; $120 Antioch alumni, faculty and staff To register: www.antiochseattle.edu/ce/courses-psychology.html With the growing understanding of the mind/body connection for greater mental health, both yoga and art offer profound ways of connecting people to their authentic source. Many types of clients respond to the sense of groundedness that creativity and movement bring to the experience of counseling. In this experiential workshop, learn how to bring a mindfulness-based practice to sessions with clients. Find out what helps clients find their own sense of personal power in the therapeutic process. Develop confidence in integrating art and yoga with clients by addressing a range of clinical issues. Gain an understanding of the basics of the chakra system for emotional well-being, the essentials of yoga therapy and Jungian art therapy, as well as the use of mandala and color work with clients. Basic art materials will be provided. Please bring a yoga mat and any "props" (such as a foam block, cushion, etc.) you may need. Wear comfortable clothes. Instructors: Rebecca Bloom, MPS, ATR-BC, LMHC, is a visiting core faculty in the graduate psychology program at Antioch University Seattle. She has a private practice in Seattle. www.bloomcounseling.com Carey DeMartini, ATR-BC, LMHC, RYT has been integrating the powers of the mind, body and creativity in her work with others for nine years. DeMartini has studied extensively with Ana Forrest, Shari Friedrichsen and The Samarya Center in Seattle. |
DECEMBER EATA MEETING AT THE FRYE
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YOGA FOR DEPRESSION
Yoga for Depression: An 8 Week Workshop
January 25th through March 15th, 2009
Sunday evenings 7:00 – 8:30pm at the Northwest Community Yoga Center
Cost $160
Introductory phone conversation with Carey required for admission Instructor: Carey DeMartini LMHC, ATR-BC (206) 200-2173 "Depression manifests as our
inability to be present for the experience of life." Stephen Cope The practice of yoga can provide physical relief for symptoms that often accompany depression as well as calm the flow of negative thoughts, help to release stuck emotions, decrease anxiety, and allow for greater overall balance between the mind and body. We will explore how yoga philosophy, asana practice, and creativity can liberate us from living in the past or future to being in the present moment. We will incorporate meditation techniques, chanting, art, pranayama, yoga postures, and dialogue into our practices and cultivate a field where our relationship to the inner witness that resides in us all, who sees all, and knows that we are already perfect and whole can grow and thrive. This 8 week long workshop is designed to offer tools for individuals who are currently experiencing mild-moderate depression. It is not intended to be a substitute for therapy, but would be a supportive adjunct to current treatment. About the Instructor: |
EATA meeting: 10/6/08 7pm-9pm - MARI
MARI, or the Mandala Assessment Research Instrument About the Instructor: Chris Brewer, MA, FAMI, a certified MARI trainer in the US and Europe, has used the MARI method for 15 years in private practice and within institutional settings. She holds a master's degree in the therapeutic use of music and is also a certified trainer in the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music. Her art show of client mandalas, "Circles of In-Sight" has been shown at a Renton wellness center and at the Rhythms of Life Wellness Studio in Bellingham. |
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