Tag Archives: expressive arts therapy

Upcoming Broken Bowl®: Healing and The Ancient art of Kintsugi

07
Dec

Broken Bowl®: Healing and The Ancient art of Kintsugi Date: Saturday February 28, 2026 Time: 10:00am–5:00pm Pacific Time (with an hour lunch break) Location: NWCEAI Studio: 1631 15th Ave. W. Ste 305 | limited to 12 participants Available CEs: 6 Facilitator: Christa Brennan,LPC, LCAT, ATR-BC Cost: $219.00 Registration Deadline: Wednesday February 25, 2026 Broken Bowl (more…)

  • February 28, 2026
     February 28, 2026
     10:00 am - 5:00 pm

Venue:  

Address:
1631 15th Ave. W., Suite 305, Seattle, 98119, United States

Details Price Qty
Broken Bowl® Registration $241.12 USD*  

* price includes taxes


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art and healing, Art Therapy, art trauma, arts and health, creative arts, creativity, expressive arts, mindfulness, social justice, storytelling

Finding Your “Why” Through the Expressive Arts

Posted on by Sibel Golden
12
May

Finding Your “Why” Through the Expressive Arts How creativity reconnects us to meaning, presence, and purpose What if the true meaning of life was found in the question itself, rather than in the answer? In this fast-paced world, we are programmed to live on autopilot. Rarely do we stop to analyze what we are doing—or […]

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art and healing, Art Therapy, creative arts, creative process, creativity, drama therapy, expressive arts therapy, expressive arts training, IFS, Internal Family Systems, partswork, professional training

Internal Family Systems + Expressive Arts: Powerful Partners

Posted on by Sibel Golden
31
Oct

“The more we can learn to recognize and honor all of our parts, the more we can find inner peace and balance.” This quote by Dr. Richard Schwartz, the founder of Internal Family Systems, illustrates the importance of allowing space for each distinct aspect of ourselves, including the parts that developed out of a need […]

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Art Therapy, drama therapy, expressive arts therapy, Uncategorized

Drama Therapy: Healing Through Action

Posted on by Sibel Golden
06
Feb

We recently sat down with the amazing Bobbi Kidder to ask her a few questions about Drama Therapy.  Bobbi Kidder, MA, RDT/BCT has served on the Executive Committee of the National Association for Drama Therapy and currently serves on the board of the Drama Therapy Fund. She previously taught at Rogue Community College and served […]

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