writing

Giving Birth to her Heart: In conversation with Julia Nusbaum of Herstry

by Suki Wessling | Aug 28, 2023 | All Talk, Arts & Culture, Arts & Literature, Program, Sex, Gender & Family, The Babblery, Topics: Evergreen | 0

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Engaging the Social Imagination: A Conversation with Author & Writer Anne Snyder

by Seth Schapiro | May 22, 2023 | All Talk, Arts & Culture, Intersections, Program | 0

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Dreaming and Enchantment with Writer Andy Couturier

by Katherine Bell | May 15, 2023 | Advice / Call-in, All Talk, Education, Health & Wellness, Science, The Dream Journal, Wellness | 0

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The Healing Power of Making Art – Creativity and Wellness: Part 2

by State of Mind | May 3, 2023 | All Talk, Arts, Arts & Culture, Arts & Literature, Debra Sloss, Health & Wellness, Program, State of Mind, Wellness | 0

Episode #54: Artistic self-expression of any kind, even making “ugly” art, can help us process emotions and create a profoundly healing process. We’re joined by psychotherapist, art therapist, and registered nurse Mary Welschmeyer, artist and cancer survivor Lisa Handley, and childcare professional and abuse survivor Elena Stenger to discuss how accessing their creative process has catalysed their healing and supplied ongoing support for mental wellness.

Writing to Heal – Creativity and Wellness: Part 1

by State of Mind | Mar 29, 2023 | All Talk, Arts & Culture, Arts & Literature, Debra Sloss, Health & Wellness, Program, State of Mind, Wellness | 1

Episode #53: Writing and telling our stories can be powerfully healing. To honor National Poetry Month, we look at how the simple process of writing or journaling can be used to support mental health and wellness and lead to healing. We’re joined by writer, poet and teacher Patrice Vecchione and two of her former writing students, diversity trainer Erin-Kate Escobar and high school student and writer Briar Spungin. This is the first in a two-part series on creativity and wellness.