Healing and Community: Therapeutic Self-Care Workshop
PART ONE with Elizabeth DelliCarpini, Art Therapist MAAT, ATR-BC, LCAT, ATCS
When: Friday Nov 13, 2020 04:30 PM
SPACE is LIMITED and RSVP is REQUIRED
Register in advance for this meeting:
https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZYode-trDsjH9GNcta8TQtxyULDdxw8HynV
After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.
The Self-Community Care Art Workshop will offer participants ways to identify and practice stress relief through art-making. The objectives are to (1) identify normal reactions to the current ongoing collective traumas, (2) practice self-care within community, and (3) explore the interrelation between self and community care. The workshop will include an initial presentation, art experiential, group discussion, and resources. All that is necessary is a piece of paper, colored drawing materials, and a plate, bowl, or other round item that has a 7”-10” diameter and is smaller than the paper.
*Please note that this is a workshop, not therapy. Within these parameters, participants will choose their level of participation, which includes sharing or not sharing their artwork.
PART TWO will follow in December. You can join one or both workshops.
Facilitator:
Elizabeth DelliCarpini is a fully credentialed art therapist in New York State who has extensive experience working with young people who are system involved. Her practice centers around actively engaging different communities, building trust, and shifting social power dynamics. She has published her work in Art Therapy: The Journal of the American Art Therapy Association and presented at numerous organizations such as the Legal Aid Society of New York and The Center for Alternative Sentencing and Employment. DelliCarpini is adjunct faculty and internship coordinator for the graduate art therapy program at School of Visual Arts. She received a Master of Arts in Art Therapy from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and has additional training in Restorative Justice.
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