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☑ Therapeutic exercises
☑ Impact of art therapy on PTSD
☑ How a rubber duck can unlock emotions
☑ Establishing whether a duck is your totem animal spirit
☑ How painting reduces stress and anxiety
☑ Details of a 'felt sense'
This course goes through some very straightforward Art Therapy exercises in a way that students are encouraged to follow along. The thoughts behind the exercises are explained, studies are referenced and examples are given.
The common 'tool' is the duck. Either rubber or painted.
We also look at the duck as a totem spirit - and other alternatives.
Do not worry if you cannot paint or have no experience!
This course is very carefully explained and the emphasis throughout is on process.
You will be shown plenty of poor art as well as art abstracts that go through the stages of mental health. The artist concerned has been co-opted to help answer questions on this course.
A heavy encouragement to participate; a huge encouragement to do the exercises - and a great willingness by me to encourage all to...listen...to ourselves.
Introduction
Introduction
Art Therapy and a Safe Place
Dr. Cathy and a Rubber Duck
PTSD and the Military
A Safe Place - pt 1
A Safe Place - pt 2
Safe Place - pt 3
The rubber duck
Making the Mask
Making the Mask - pt 1
Making the Mask - pt 2
Making the Mask - pt 3
Making the Mask - pt 4
Art Therapy
Art Therapy
Art Therapy - who benefits? (pt 1)
Art Therapy - who benefits? (pt 2)
The Felt Sense
The Felt Sense - pt 1
The Felt Sense - pt 2
The Felt Sense - pt 3
The Felt Sense - pt 4
How to get a Felt Sense - pt 1
How to get a Felt Sense - pt 2
How to get a Felt Sense - pt 3
How to get a Felt Sense - pt 4
How to get a Felt Sense - pt 5
How to get a Felt Sense - pt 6
How to get a Felt Sense - pt 7
A Felt Sense is...
Bonus
Bonus
First of all what a beautiful cover painting on this course, the second I still didn't finish this course, but till here I liked it, I liked the information & the story behind this rubber duck. This course is about art therapy, painting, and ducks... for sure, it's an amazing short course!