Surrealism at 100
Happy to have written this guest blog post for Free Associations – the blog of the Westchester Center for the Study of Psychoanalysis and Psychotherapy.
creative arts therapy
Information in the Tones: An Interview with Phil Murphy
Phil Murphy is a musician and ethnomusicologist who has spent years studying Andalusian music (Spanish music with Arabic roots), Moroccan music, and music of the… Read More »Information in the Tones: An Interview with Phil Murphy
Therapy Coming Out of the Woodwork
Though many people enjoy woodworking, it’s not often thought of as a therapeutic modality. In my experience, however, it offers a range of benefits and… Read More »Therapy Coming Out of the Woodwork
Creative Process, Anxiety, and Some Tips for Dealing with Distress
I heard a recent radio interview with the actress Emma Stone in which she described her lifelong struggles with anxiety. She explained that anxiety is… Read More »Creative Process, Anxiety, and Some Tips for Dealing with Distress
Thoughts On Play and Creativity (Winnicott and Beyond)
Donald Winnicott, the psychoanalyst and pediatrician, revolutionized our understanding of the intricacies of child development. He wrote many brilliant papers, some focused on play and… Read More »Thoughts On Play and Creativity (Winnicott and Beyond)
Intro to Photography as a Therapeutic Tool
Photography is often considered a straightforward way to capture moments and life memories or as a formal art form, but there are many ways to… Read More »Intro to Photography as a Therapeutic Tool