Really like the way you define different ways of being creative, that aren’t the typical ways we think of it as artistic expression. Ex: “Sometimes the art I create is the words that I’m saying to a therapist as I try to puzzle through what it all means and how to keep moving forward.” Excited to think about this more. Thank you!
What an interesting method of designing a “conversation” between Creativity and Health! I’d be interested in email-interviewing you for the Creative Humans section of On Humnanity substack, if you’d like, for a future spotlight: https://onhumanity.substack.com/s/creative (Feel free to let me know at any time if you’d like to answer a few questions about your creative journey, the behind-the-scenes work!)
Fantastic work. Keep it up 👌🏽
You’re very welcome ☺️
Really like the way you define different ways of being creative, that aren’t the typical ways we think of it as artistic expression. Ex: “Sometimes the art I create is the words that I’m saying to a therapist as I try to puzzle through what it all means and how to keep moving forward.” Excited to think about this more. Thank you!
Thanks for writing this. I make a point of asking my patients about the art they draw. Lots to say on this topic.
https://open.substack.com/pub/socraticpsychiatrist/p/highs-and-lows?r=44y4c&utm_campaign=post&utm_medium=web
What an interesting method of designing a “conversation” between Creativity and Health! I’d be interested in email-interviewing you for the Creative Humans section of On Humnanity substack, if you’d like, for a future spotlight: https://onhumanity.substack.com/s/creative (Feel free to let me know at any time if you’d like to answer a few questions about your creative journey, the behind-the-scenes work!)
"But from a human perspective … well, being a human is hard! "
this is not said enough!