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Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachMagdalena Karlick: It's a DanceSend us a textIn this episode Sam Haid, former student and current supervisee and dear human, interviews the host! Sam Haid is a licensed counselor, art therapist, and artist currently residing in Colorado. He is licensed in Colorado, New Mexico, and a nationally registered art therapist. Sam is a queer, gay cisgender man of European descent. Sam is the founder of Infinite Wheel, a private practice supporting predominantly LGBTQ+ individuals in Colorado and New Mexico. Sam has worked in a variety of settings including community health agencies, community art therapy studios, youth shelters, and p...
2024-12-1756 min
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachMarialuisa Diaz de Leon Zuloaga: Invoking PresenceSend us a textMaríaluisa Díaz de León Zuloaga: My professional experience in psychology, somatics, and the arts spans over twenty-five years and includes work in education, private practice, community intervention, and organizational development. I am the creator of Mythic Life: Embodying Wisdom, Beauty and Courage. Through Mythic Life I facilitate meaningful and transformational experiences to women from all over the globe. I developed a mythosomatic framework, which is a forward thinking integration of myth, arts, somatic movement and archetypal psychology. This framework, while embodied in my...
2024-12-1056 min
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachDr. Elizabeth Markman: Expressive Arts at HeartSend us a textDr. Elizabeth Markman is a licensed clinical professional counselor (LCPC), board-certified art therapist (ATR-BC), and Art Therapy Credentialed Supervisor (ATCS) who obtained her Ph.D. in Art Therapy from Adler University. She uses a wide variety of expressive art forms in her practice as well as talk therapy.Elizabeth works with a diverse range of clients in both group and individual sessions and offers a safe, non-judgmental environment that supports her clients as they move toward healing & personal growth. Elizabeth has a passion for incorporating the arts into psychotherapy that is...
2024-12-0453 min
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachMichele Rattigan: Normalizing a PauseSend us a textMichele Rattigan, DHSc, (pronouns: she/her) is a registered, board-certified art therapist and nationally certified, licensed professional counselor with specializations in trauma, post-partum depression and anxiety, disordered eating and body image concerns, self-harming behaviors and dissociative disorders. Her teaching philosophy is informed by Universal Design for Learning and focuses on the dynamic teacher-student relationship and presence as pedagogy to support student growth that is trauma-informed, compassionate, socially mindful and grounded in cultural humility. The intersections of daily arts practices, creativity, well-being, mindfulness, self- and community compassion, interdisciplinary collaboration and equity in mental health...
2024-11-261h 05
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachDr. Gwen Sanders: Art is that Way of KnowingSend us a textDr. Gwen Sanders, Ph.D., LMFT, ATR-BC, ATCS, has taught at several Universities and is the most recent Director of Clinical Practicum Training for Dominican University Art Therapy Psychology program. She is the recipient of the American Art Therapy Association (AATA) annually designated Distinguished Clinician Award in 2019 and Notre Dame de Namur University’s most prestigious student nominated George M. Keller Award for teaching excellence in 2016. Gwen has taken students on 5 service-learning community projects to Central America working with multigenerational survivors of war trauma. Dr. Sanders has a private practice in Oakland California si...
2024-11-1952 min
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachDr. Erin Partridge: Arts-Based RelationalitySend us a textErin Partridge, PhD, ATR-BC (she/her) is an artist and board certified, registered art therapist. Erin received a BFA, studying fine art, psychology and women’s studies at Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo in 2006. She went onto obtain a MA in art therapy from New York University in 2008, and a PhD in art therapy from Notre Dame de Namur in 2016.Erin’s teaching and lecturing experience includes teaching at NDNU, Dominican University of California and Lewis & Clark College in the art therapy departments, guest lectures in art and counseling programs, mentoring unde...
2024-11-1255 min
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachMichael Buchert: Share Your Home in this VillageSend us a textMichael currently serves as Director of the Art Therapy & Creativity Development program at Pratt Institute. Prior to returning to Pratt in Summer 2022, Michael served on the faculty at Antioch University Seattle from 2011-2021, and has been fortunate to work with individual clients and offer art therapy supervision in private practice since 2014. With 19 years of clinical experience in a host of settings with diverse array of clients, including originating the role of boundary spanner in mental health court and serving as coordinator for a FACT (Forensic Assertive Community Treatment) Program in Seattle and King...
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Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachDr. Christina Devereaux: A Witness to GrowthSend us a textChristina Devereaux, Ph.D., LPC, LMHC, LCAT, BC-DMT, NCC (she/her) completed a doctoral degree in Clinical Psychology and a master’s degree in Dance/Movement Therapy from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA). Dr. Devereaux is licensed as a Creative Arts Therapist and Mental Health Counselor in the state of New York and licensed as a Professional Counselor in the state of Pennsylvania. She is Board Certified as a Dance/Movement Therapist (ADTA), and a Nationally Certified Counselor (NBCC) with 25 years working in the field of mental health as a therapist, ed...
2024-10-291h 05
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachSean Plunkett: Put it in the PaperSend us a textSean Plunkett, ATR-BC, LCAT I’m a board certified licensed Creative Arts Therapist who earned his masters at Pratt Institute in 2013. I am also a painter, curator, photographer, writer, lecturer, and jack of all trades. In my practice I emphasize that the goal is not to make beautiful art, but to make something meaningful to the creator. My interest and expertise is in working with what comes up when life when circumstances force us to adjust and grow. I work within the framework of a humanistic, transparent, client-centered perspective, which emphasizes the inherent goo...
2024-03-121h 06
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachEmery Mikel: Try it out and Be yourselfSend us a textEmery Hurst Mikel, MA, ATR-BC, LCAT, LPAT is the founder and director of Water & Stone, a Creative Arts Therapy PLLC and Firefly & Phoenix LLC, a company for professionals interested in entrepreneurial coaching.Water & Stone is currently comprised of an extraordinary group of women who offer creative arts therapy and wellness coaching to individual clients and groups. In her therapy work, Emery focuses on women’s issues, grief and loss, end of life, Alzheimer’s disease and dementia, as well as caregiver burnout. W&S grew out of Emery’s experiences living and wo...
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Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachDr. Adenike Webb: Where are you situated?Send us a textAdenike Webb, PhD, MT-BC is a board-certified music therapist with 20 years of experience. Her clinical work has been mainly in inpatient and outpatient behavioral health settings. She received her undergraduate training in music therapy at Radford University and completed her Masters and PhD in Music Therapy at Temple University. Her personal and clinical experiences as an Afro-Caribbean woman and immigrant in the United States sparked her research interests in developing cultural awareness and sensitivity in music therapy practice and education. She is active in her local and professional communities in educating on and a...
2024-02-271h 02
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachDr. Valerie Blanc: Movement & RepairSend us a textValerie Blanc, PhD, LMHC, BC-DMT, CMA, has been a part of the Lesley dance/movement therapy specialization faculty since 2011 and as a core faculty since 2018. She is currently the Coordinator of the Dance/Movement Therapy specialization working with a vibrant team of innovative educators. She teaches in both the on campus and hybrid low residency distance learning programs and was a part of the design team to create the low residency curriculum. Her teaching work includes the DMT Theories courses, Clinical Applications and Supervision, and the span of Body Movement Observation courses. She...
2024-02-201h 01
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachDr. Donna Owens: Non-Neutral EducatorSend us a textDonna C. Owens (she/her), PhD — Supervisor of Academic Affairs and Visiting Assistant Professor, GSASS-Expressive Therapies Department. Donna has a BA in Women’s Studies from Trinity College and an MA in Expressive Arts Therapies/Mental Health Counseling and PhD in Expressive Therapies from Lesley University. Donna teaches in the master’s and PhD programs and is the course mentor for the program’s social and cultural diversity course “Examining Power, Privilege, and Oppression in Clinical Practice.” Donna’s scholarly interests include multicultural counseling in the helping professions, use of poetic transcription in evaluation, an...
2024-02-1359 min
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachCashel Campbell: Authentic & ClearSend us a textCashel Campbell MS, BC-DMT, LCAT is a trauma informed Dance/Movement Psychotherapist. She is the creator/owner of Feel Heal Dance, an embodied, intuitive & psychodynamic private practice. Currently, her clinical perspectives are focused on the integration of pole dance and Dance/Movement Therapy as an intervention for body violence survivors. Board certified & licensed in New York State, Cashel provides individual & group sessions, clinical supervision & is a guest faculty member (Pratt Institute & Sarah Lawrence College). Cashel leads with compassion & maintains a clinical approach that incorporates empathy, joyful expression and connectivity utilizing dance and movement...
2024-02-061h 03
Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachDr. David Gussak: Performance & MentorshipSend us a textDavid E. Gussak, PhD, ATR-BC, HLM is Professor for the Florida State University’s Graduate Art Therapy Program and Project Coordinator for the FSU/FL Dept of Correction’s Art Therapy in Prisons program. He has presented and published extensively internationally and nationally on forensic art therapy and art therapy in forensic settings. These include, amongst others, Art on Trial: Art Therapy for Capital Murder Cases (2013), Art and Art Therapy with the Imprisoned: Re-Creating Identity (2019), and The Frenzied Dance of Art and Violence (2022). In 2022, Dr. Gussak was granted the American Art Therapy Association’s Hono...
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Boundaries & Belonging: An Arts-Based ApproachIntro to the Podcast w/Magdalena KarlickSend us a textBrief intro to the Boundaries & Belonging Podcast: An Arts Based Approach. What is the podcast about? How was it birthed? Who is being interviewed? And what are we focusing on? Magdalena V. Karlick, M.A., Phd-c, ATR-BC, LPCC (she/her) is an Art Therapist and educator. Magdalena is the owner of Our Imaginal World an organization that provides individual and group therapy, arts-based supervision, post graduate education, community health consultation for agencies, as well as commissioned art installations. She has been an educator in the Art Therapy, Expressive Arts, and...
2024-02-0506 min