Southwestern College Santa Fe, NM Blog
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Ugly Can be Good Enough
by Magdalena Karlick I delved into this rag rug project at the beginning of the summer, wanting to recycle old, ill-fitting, and stained clothing to make a rug for my...
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Family Art
Materials: Markers, Colored Paper, Scissors, and Glue These days, most presents for family and friends are family creative efforts; Mama and Judah (2 1/2 years old) taking lead. My folks...
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Light Figures: Finding the Core of Consciousness at Southwestern College, Santa Fe
Light Figures and Consciousness: At the Core of Southwestern College's Curriculum (Santa Fe) by Katherine Ninos, developer of the Psychology of Consciousness Sequence As you all know, Southwestern College’s mission...
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Counseling Center Staff Despacho Ceremony
The staff at Southwestern Counseling Center works very hard, so at our last staff meeting we decided to arrange a ceremony to call in some extra support and prayers for...
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Southwestern College Students Explore Aboriginals and Art Therapy
Amy Hautman Bates, first year Art Therapy/Counseling student on her transition from Artist to Art Therapist http://artforwellness.wordpress.com/2012/10/11/australian-aborigines-and-art-therapy/?preview=true&preview_id=53&preview_nonce=cecf41a352 I started this blog intending to write about the creative art's health...
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Safety, Fear, The Trunk, Wise Decisions and Moving Forward at Southwestern College
Why Putting Things In Boxes Doesn’t Make You a Wimp by Laura Bailey, Student at Southwestern College There’s nowhere in the world quite like Southwestern College; that’s just scientific fact....
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10 Reasons to Choose Southwestern College for Graduate School
Where Should You Go To Grad School for Counseling or Art Therapy? By Allegra Borghese, written during her first year as an Art Therapy/Counseling student 1. CLASSROOM SIZE. The number of...
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Insights Rise to the Surface
Capstone Project: Artist Statement Suzanne Otter, Fall 2012 Making art as a way to work through complex personal issues was helpful to me during the many years I worked as...
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Wilderness Therapist-in-Training, Kelly Haymaker’s “Case Notes”
Southwestern College Student's Reflections on the Therapeutic Moment Grief like a river: Accessing the healing power of metaphor She walked slowly, so as not to trip over the exposed pine...
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SWC Student Moriah Lancaster Muses on Colorado Shootings
Life is fragile How do you continue functioning on a day like today? How do keep studying for your matriculation exam when thoughts of terrified people keep flashing in your...
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Sara Martin’s Virtual Art Show
Sara Martin Artist Statement One of the most important things I will take from my education and training in becoming an art therapist is that I can now confidently...
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Group Mandala
Termination Phase ~Group Mandala~ Betsy Sohmer & Camille Grec Presentation Project for Art Therapy Techniques, teacher: Seren Morris Intention: To create a space and activity for the group to experience...
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A Poem of Gratitude from Eric Golden
ONE MOMENT LONGER May I embrace you One moment longer So that hugging Becomes Holding May my heart be in the presence Of your heart One moment longer ...
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Remember Home: A Poem by Eric Golden, Second Year Student and Intern
REMEMBER HOME Turn back towards God Loneliness, panic, sadness, disconnection Any sufferings Are not punishments They are guides Pointing you back towards God Towards love, towards family How lonely Pluto...