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Karen Karen Lill 7/22/22 Karen Karen Lill 7/22/22

Upcoming Class: Ethics of Using Art as a Non-Expressive Arts Therapist

As mental health providers, we often use creativity and art to connect with clients and to engage in the therapeutic healing that comes from creative expression. "Ethics of Using Art in Therapy as a Non-Expressive Arts Therapist" guides clinicians on how to integrate art therapy tools for use with adolescents and adults.

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