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14 Inspiring Creatives Share Their Description of The Relationship Between Art and Mental Health
Art as a form of soul expression, a relief valve, a healer, a way to make sense of the world ... but it's also complicated ...
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How Changes In Health Impact Medium: An Interview with Helen Reynolds
Along with beautiful images of her inspiring artwork, a link to her doc, and an innovative approach to the artist CV
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The Cacao Muse: How Storytelling Brings Together Chocolate, Health, Creativity, and Sustainability
Author interview with Birgitte Rasine on the deep research that went into her children's novel that she is serializing here on Substack ... and so much…
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Depression / BPD symptoms keep Bunni's artwork small in scale, creating characters that reflect who they wish that they could be.
"my mental health has pushed me to create a visible representation of how I would want to be seen if it were possible."
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D was pressured to become an artist as a child and it ruined art for a time ... art therapy as an adult changed that
An art and mental health interview about the complexities of art, perfectionism, and what happens in art therapy
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7 Questions with Kathryn Vercillo: on lived experience with depression and what “recovery” might mean
... and the role getting a Masters in Psychological Counseling played into all of this
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Kathryn Vercillo on writer's block, the editing process, reading as research, and being gentle with yourself
An interview originally published by CeciliaIvy.com
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Art and Mental Health Interview with Writer, Reader and Musician Alex Yalen
"Art is a direct connection to the beauty and the pain of human experience."
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Meet Writer/Creative Tricia Easter in this Art and Mental Health Interview
"The biggest benefit of creating is the joy I feel. I’m learning that joy is the panacea to fear, so the more I create, the more joy I feel, helping to…
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Meet Neurodivergent Playwright Kari Bentley-Quinn through this art and mental health interview
"Protecting your mental health and working towards healing your traumas and wounds is the best way to foster your creativity."
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Passing the Torch: Northern California Liberty Crochet Mural Moves From One Hand to Another in Display of Solidarity for Women’s…
Kathryn Vercillo In Conversation with Marie K. Lee and Jen LaMastra
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Art and Mental Health Interview with Writer and Actor Jenn Zuko
How writing, acting and the combat arts have been healing for this neuro-spicy creative and others around her
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