Monthly Archives: September 2014

Get your art out there! It’s important for artist and art therapists to get their art out there, to show, sell and produce. Art therapist, Shawn McNiff believes that it’s important art therapists still identify themselves as artists and regularly … Continue reading →

Personal Essays Writing personal essays is always a challenge. This is the students opportunity to tell admissions committees about personal and professional development while including background and objectives, experience in the field and career goals in relative to the students … Continue reading →

Volunteer! Most graduate programs in art and psychology require 100 hours of community service. Last March I went to my home town of Fairbanks, Alaska and taught art to individuals with cognitive delays, Not only is community service often required for … Continue reading →