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Registration Now Open Sunday, April 18, 2021 1-4pm Art Therapy and Chronic Pain: Making the Transition to an Online Interdisciplinary Outpatient Program Christine Hirabayashi, Ph.D, LMFT, ATR-BC
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Essential Therapy for Essential WorkersTherapy Aid Coalition is seeking licensed, insured therapists, authorized for clinical private practice, and willing to accept pro-bono or low-fee rates. |
NDNU CE WORKSHOPS 2020-2021
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JOIN OR RENEWNorCATA is an affiliate chapter of the American Art Therapy Association (the AATA). There are many benefits of joining NorCATA, and we welcome your interest in joining our community of involved local art therapists and students in our professional association. | FORUM UPDATES
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ART THERAPISTS MAKING THINGS HAPPEN! |
   | Peggy Gulshen, LMFT, ATR-BC, founded and developed the Children's Bereavement Art Group (CBAG) program in April of 1985. The first group of five latency-aged children were grieving the deaths of parents and siblings. Peggy worked for Sutter Hospice, serving the child family members of hospice patients. Many of these bereaved kids would inquire about other children that Peggy visited, also grieving the death of a loved one. It was clear that they were seeking out the camaraderie of other children experiencing loss. |
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