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Building Mountains: Perspective & Insight through Creativity - 7/27/24
Building Mountains: Perspective & Insight through Creativity - 7/27/24
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date:
Saturday, July 27, 2024
time:
10:00 to 11:30 am Pacific Time (PT)
instructor(s):
Alysan Marie Aachen, MA, LCCE, P-RDT
description:
“We climb mountains for a better view of all the other mountains that need climbing.” — Wicked Trail Running
Mountains evoke a sense of perspective and mindfulness—reminding us to stay grounded and find strength amidst life's ups and downs. In this online session, we’ll traverse our own personal mountains using reflection, collaborative writing, and art making from items collected from our own homes, as a guide to finding perspective and insight in our lives.
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Instructor Bio
Alysan Marie Aachen, MA, LCCE, P-RDT, is a mental health advocate and practitioner, specializing in drama therapy and its transformative power in healing and personal growth. As the founder of Mama Drama Therapy, Alysan supports clients in navigating the challenges of parenthood and promoting emotional well-being. She also serves as a mental health group facilitator at Postpartum Support International (PSI) and is an expressive arts group facilitator at the UCLA/VA Veteran Family Wellbeing Center. She is currently pursuing her Master of Social Work from Capella University and is completing her Registered Drama Therapist (RDT) credential. She also earned a Master of Arts in Theatre from California State University, Northridge. Driven by a deep sense of compassion and a belief in the resilience of the human spirit, Alysan is dedicated to creating spaces where individuals and families can heal, grow, and thrive.
Materials - What to Bring
- Please choose materials that can be cut or manipulated, such as paper, a cereal box, magazines, photographs, cloth, pens/pencils/markers, paint, etc.
- Items collected from your physical space to stack. For example, collect several favorite books to stack, or items that have personal meaning to create a mountain scape.
Digital Media Release Policy
By registering, you give Arts & Healing Initiative approval to record this event, still and/or moving images from which may appear in printed materials or digital channels for archival, educational, or promotional purposes.
Note that Zoom breakout rooms are not recorded.