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    Edward Weiss
    San Diego, California, United States
    Edward Weiss is a pianist/composer and webmaster of Quiescence Music's online piano lessons. He has been helping students learn how to play piano in ...
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    Gwen Duda
    Toronto, Ontario, Canada
    A 14" x 24" acrylic original painting titled, "Vibrant Serenity". As one of my clients/collectors said of m work,"They [your paintings] are both ...
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    Victoria FittsMilgrim, PCC
    Durango, Colorado, United States
    The Spirit of True Life Coaching & Retreats is guiding women who want full sovereignty over your life to come home to your Beloved Self, to feel ...
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    Helena Te Aika
    Auckland, Auckland, New Zealand
    Mauri Ora by Zenus. . . has a vision of human well-being from a Maori perspective. This philosophy has no bounds and shares a global holistic belief ...
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    Nomi Bachar
    New York, New York, United States
    Nomi Bachar is a counselor and self-actualization coach. She is the founder and Director of the White Cedar Institute for Expanded Living, LLC, and ...

    Creative Arts Therapy

    Creative Arts Therapy uses art, music, dance, movement, drama and/or poetry to address healing. The creative arts therapies include art therapy, dance/movement therapy, drama therapy, music therapy, poetry therapy, and psychodrama. These therapies use arts modalities and creative processes during intentional intervention in therapeutic, rehabilitative, community, or educational settings to foster health, communication, and expression; promote the integration of physical, emotional, cognitive, and social functioning; enhance self-awareness; and facilitate change.

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    The Myth of Perfection and How it Kills Creativity and Productivity
    By Gwen Duda
    ...ement and actually, a bit of frustration just ready to bolt from the gates and transform into sheer creative joy! And, as you can tell by the shot, the cat curled up and looking out the window with ...
    Pleasure, Pain and Persistence: The 3 P's of Successful Creativity
    By Gwen Duda
    ...it, have to do it and the excitement and energy runs high. Then it happens, you hit a snag and it starts - the Pain. You feel it when your idea isn't working the way you thought and you're not sure ...
    If You Dream Itit Will Come, Part Two
    By Katelon Jeffereys
    In part one of this article I discussed the purpose of dream boards, the “science” of why they are useful and how to create one. In part two, I am going to discuss other variations of ...
    Meditation Music - How to Easily Create it Yourself
    By Edward Weiss
    Soothing and relaxing, meditation music is designed to calm your mind and center your spirit. There is a lot of music out there that will help you do this, but have you ever thought about creating ...
    Got Holiday Stress? New Age Piano Lessons Promise Relief
    By Edward Weiss
    ... create on your own. By actually making music, students get the additional benefit of getting their creative juices flowing at the same time. It’s just a beautiful genre of music.” The ...
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