Expressive Art Therapy Summer Institute

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1 Expressive Art Therapy Summer Institute AUGUST 3 - AUGUST 16, 2015 Prescott College - Prescott, AZ Sponsored by the Prescott College Masters of Science Program The Prescott College Expressive Art Therapy Summer Institute brings masters in the fields of Expressive Art, Music, Dance Movement, and Art Therapy together with students and professionals for an unparalleled, intensive learning experience. Participants gain experiential knowledge of theories, applications, techniques, and methods. The internationally attended Institute is the core foundation for students in the Expressive Art Therapy program at Prescott College. The Institute also provides opportunities for those who want to learn more about the field of Expressive Art Therapy to gain first-hand knowledge and experience. Participants gain knowledge and skills in applying Expressive Arts in work, educational, and community settings. All practitioners and interested community members are welcome.

2 General Info I have participated in a lot of workshops, retreats, and adventures on my personal journey, only to say that the Institute was one of the most significant and dynamic experiences of my life because, through the non-threatening explorations in art, music, poetry, movement, writing, drama and ritual, I felt loved, appreciated, listened to and celebrated so I could cross thresholds on many levels to gain practical skills, a broad community, and a deepened connection to Spirit. - Marie Capizzi For more information contact Camille Smith at (602) or csmith@prescott.edu. A light breakfast is provided each morning from 8:30 to 9 a.m. Your cooperation in being ready to start promptly as scheduled is appreciated. In addition to breakfast, lunches are provided on site each day of the Institute. Lunch will generally be from noon to 1 p.m. Vegetarian and omnivore options are available each day vegan, gluten-free, and light-allergy options require an additional fee of $5 per day. State special dietary needs on registration form and pay extra fee if requests require it. There will be a $25 charge for those participants who desire clock hour certificates for their learning at the Institute, payable with registration. Scholarships may be available for continuing students in good academic standing enrolled in Prescott College Master of Arts Program EAT Concentration. The deadline to apply is June 3, The scholarship application is available by contacting the Director of The Expressive Art Therapy or csmith@prescott.edu. Registration fee does not include lodging; however, lodging is available at Prescott College (for a fee). Contact Bill Barton, Conference Services Coordinator, for information: conference.housing@prescott.edu (928) Your first step is to fill out the on-line Housing Application: Expressive Art Therapy Summer Institute Schedule Monday, August 3 Introduction and Orientation Camille Smith 9 a.m.-noon Intentions and Aspirations for Self and Community Pat Allen and Camille Smith, 1:00 p.m. 4 p.m. Tuesday, August 4 Wednesday, August 5 Engaging the Archetypes: A Collaborative Inquiry Through the Art of Doll Making Pat Allen, - 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Thursday, August 6 Saturday, August 8 Brain, Heart, Gut: Expressive Arts as Embodied Knowing Cathy Malchiodi, 9 a.m. - 4p.m., Thursday and Friday; 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday Saturday, August 8 Sunday, August 9 Yoga and Meditation 9 a.m. 10 a.m. Sunday, August 9 Monday, August 10 Writing from Darkness to Light, from Heavy to Uplifted: The Power of Metaphor in Transformation Nessa Mc Casey 10 a.m. - 5 p.m. Sunday; 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday. Tuesday, August 11 Wednesday, August 12 SoulCollage at EATSI: Wisdom Within - Kat Kirby 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Thursday, August 13 Saturday, August 15 Part I: Darshan and Imaginal Mindfulness: Adoring the Collaborative Emergent Part II: Inner Diversity Outer Professionalism: Applications of Imaginal Mindfulness for Welcoming Multiple Career Identities Michael Franklin 9 a.m. -4 p.m. Thursday and Friday; 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday Saturday, August 15 Sunday, August 16 Yoga and Meditation 9 a.m. 10 a.m. Sunday, August 16 The Creative Bridge Camille Smith 10 a.m. 4 p.m.

3 Workshop Descriptions Introduction and Orientation Camille Smith, August 3 9 a.m.- Noon. As we open the Institute we will come together as a community to build the foundation for what is to come. Intentions and Aspirations for Self and Community Pat Allen and Camille Smith, August 3, 1:00 4 p.m. Students will engage in the Open Studio Process of creating intention, making art, and engaging in witness dialoging with their imagery. Intentions for self, community, and the Institute will emerge and guide the experience of the journey to come; creating a bridge that carries through to our closing. This process serves as a foundation for interactions between each individual and their art as well as sets the standard for non-judgmental, non-analytical encounters with all that is created within the overall Institute program. The Archetypes Among Us Pat Allen, August 4-5, 9 a.m. 4 p. m. There are archetypes pressing forward in the collective consciousness to both challenge and guide us. This workshop will use Collaborative Inquiry Through Art, a group method based on the Open Studio Process of intention and witness, to call forth these images in our art and, in small groups, invite them to come alive. Doll making and performance will be our primary way of bringing the archetypes to life. Simple props and costumes, voice and music, will aid us in creating brief enactments of the wisdom that the dolls hold to share and enjoy. Brain, Heart, Gut: Expressive Arts as Embodied Knowing Cathy Malchiodi, August 6-8, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday; 10 a.m. 5p.m. Saturday How we make meaning not only emerges from our brains; our hearts and guts are also sources of wisdom and embodied knowing. In this hands-on workshop, concepts of embodiment, Polyvagal Theory, interpersonal neurobiology and somatic psychology are emphasized as the basis for meaning-making via the expressive arts. Participants will experience a combination of visual art, photography, creative writing, dramatic enactment and narrative approaches to explore embodied knowing, including: 1) how the body (gut) is a resource for self-awareness and resilience; 2) how shared wisdom illuminates personal narrative and healing through relationship (heart); and 3) how persona (brain) is a source of liberating one s authentic story. The approaches presented in this workshop underscore the integrative value of the expressive arts as "brain+heart+gut-wise interventions. Saturday and Sunday, August 8 & 9 Yoga and Meditation, 9 a.m.-10 a.m. Writing From Darkness to Light, from Heavy to Uplifted:The Power of Metaphor in Transformation Nessa McCasey, August 9, 10 a.m. -5 p.m.; Monday August 10, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Nessa McCasey is a certified poetry therapist/mentor, who while training for the profession, named the process as a magical carpet ride. Poetry Therapy/Therapeutic Writing is about transforming words from black and white on paper to riding on a magic carpet wherever one needs to go, across difficult terrain, through dark canyons, uncharted deep woods. It is more comforting to make these journeys when companioned with a poem written by another who likely knew the terrain. I will start with an introduction/overview about poetry therapy and then we'll experience poetry therapy - you will see it in action! We will discuss crossovers between art therapy and poetry therapy and you be able to take away with you several tried and true poetry therapy facilitations to blend with other creative therapy projects. I do believe it is creatively professional to have various expressive therapies in our toolboxes, both for our own benefit and our clients. Soul Collage at EATSI: Wisdom Within Kat Kirby August 11 - August 12, 9 a.m. 4 p. m. We will spend 2 days delving into the soul-nourishing process of SoulCollage, making cards, journaling with them, doing readings and learning about our Selves in a deep way. SoulCollage is a process for creating a unique deck of cards, with each card referring to a part of our selves. A SoulCollage Deck is the story of you. Joyfully deepen your understanding of the relationships between your personality parts, you and your family/community/world, and you and your dreams, symbols, and Spirit. We use our cards for our own guidance and as a meditation, as well as a wonderful tool within a counseling or therapy practice. Seena Frost, birth mother of this process, says, It is a tangible way to know yourself in your diversity and depth, and also to show yourself to others. Showing your deck of SoulCollage cards to another person can be a profound experience. In like-spirited groups, you can share cards and work with them in many sacred ways. You can consult them intuitively and discover wisdom within yourself, which will amaze you. Besides all this, creating them is just plain fun! You will love your deck -- a multi-card Mirror of your Self and your Soul -- whether it consists of three cards or a hundred." Part I: Darshan and Imaginal Mindfulness: Adoring the Collaborative Emergent Michael Franklin, August 13 15, 9 a.m. 4 p. m. Thursday and Friday; 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday From earth, to artistic collaboration, to fire, to stone, to independent object; clay is a material that easily teaches about change. As we will explore over a three-day period, when clay is formed it transforms into patiently waiting imaginal narratives composed of contexts, emotions, and unique scenes. When listened to and followed, these emerging images inspire reverent seeing reminiscent of the Darshan experience, which in Hindu-Yoga traditions means auspicious sight. Mindful, imaginal observational methods will be studied through art-based practices. Materializing I/Thou relational textures of the therapeutic alliance will also be explored through the recreation of a client-therapist relationship. Part II: Inner Diversity Outer Professionalism: Applications of Imaginal Mindfulness for Welcoming Multiple Career Identities Self-observation through art is explored as a way to investigate our inner life and professional personas. Using clay, we will surface and reanimate our private stories of inner diversity as they relate to occupational roles. Imaginal mindfulness is the practice that guides the process of welcoming, observing, and engaging the full democracy of these dialogues. Saturday and Sunday August 15 & 16 Yoga and Meditation, 9 a.m.-10 a.m. The Creative Bridge Camille Smith, August 16, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. As we bring the Institute to a close, the rich learning, the development of skills, the inspiration leading to action, is integrated. Conscious cultivation of gratitude will inform our reflection and integration of the many gifts received throughout the Institute. Using a variety of creative modalities, we will honor the individual and collective experience of Institute participants and ground the learning for personal and professional practice in the future.

4 Workshop Instructors Camille Smith, LPC, ATR-BC, is a graduate of Lesley University. Camille is a licensed professional counselor and Board Certified, Registered Art Therapist. Much of her work has focused on development of open studio programs for adults who experience psychiatric issues. Camille is the former Clinical Director of PSA/Art Awakenings, an open studio and gallery-based program in Phoenix that uses creative expression as the empowering component in recovery. A practicing art therapist since 1990, Camille has taught undergraduate and graduate level Art Therapy since 1998 for Arizona State University, South Mountain Community College, and Prescott College respectively. Camille is now in her 7th year as the Associate Faculty for the Prescott College Expressive Art Therapy program and Director of the Expressive Art Therapy Summer Institute. Camille devotes her time to teaching, speaking, and consulting about the use of creative expression in healing and transformation. Pat B. Allen, Ph.D., ATR, HLM, is an artist, writer, and art therapist author of two books, Art is a Way of Knowing (Shambhala, 1995) and Art is a Spiritual Path, (Shambhala, 2005). She has been one of the primary voices in the community studio movement in art therapy and is currently developing projects in Ojai, California that combine art, nature, farming, and community building. More about her work and writings are available on her website: patballen.com. Cathy A. Malchiodi, PhD, LPCC, LPAT, ATR-BC, is the founder and director of the Trauma-Informed Practices and Expressive Arts Therapy Institute and President, Art Therapy Without Borders, Inc. Cathy is a licensed professional art therapist, mental health counselor and research psychologist with more than 25 years of experience in arts-based trauma intervention, medical art therapy and integrative approaches to health and wellness. She is the author and/or editor of 15 books on art therapy, expressive arts therapy, trauma-informed practice, and health care, including the Handbook of Art Therapy (2nd ed), Understanding Children's Drawings, Creative Interventions with Traumatized Children, The Art Therapy Sourcebook, and Art Therapy and Health Care, among others. Cathy works in mixed media and altered art and has an ongoing fascination with social media and digital art forms. Nessa McCasey, Nessa is a Mentor with and is the Director of the International Academy for Poetry Therapy, which is a training and credentialing organization (offering the credential of Poetry Therapy Practitioner, PTP). She offers local and online poetry therapy groups and travels worldwide to present workshops on the value of creative expression and wordplay. Kat Kirby, M.Ed, ATR, is an artist and SoulCollage Facilitator and Trainer, with a Bachelor of Arts from Kean University and an M.Ed in Art Therapy from Lesley University. She works with individuals and groups in addiction and eating disorder recovery programs and with children facing adversity, offering a variety of art materials for self-expression and exploration. Michael A. Franklin, PhD, ATR-BC, is the director of the graduate art therapy program at Naropa University. For over 30 years, Michael has practiced and taught in various academic and clinical settings. The author of numerous articles, he is an international lecturer and founder of the Naropa Community Art Studio, a project researching service as a spiritual practice by training socially engaged artists to serve marginalized community members through the studio-arts. His research interests focus on integrating art, meditation, and yoga philosophy.

5 Expressive Art Therapy Summer Institute REGISTRATION FORM August 3 - August 16, 2015 Prescott, Arizona Name: Address: City/State/Zip: Phone: Birth Date: Emergency Contact Name/Phone: Special Dietary Needs (note: vegetarian/omnivore options available vegan, gluten-free/light-allergy options additional fee of $5 per day sign up below) I am a beginning M.S. CP/EAT student I am a continuing M.S. CP/EAT student I am enrolling in a Summer Semester 2015 M.S. EAT course How did you hear about the Institute? Full Institute Registration Tuition: Continuing Education Clock Hour Certificate (CEUs): Full Institute tuition of $2000 enclosed Clock Hour Certificate $25 Individual Workshop Tuition (check all that apply): Introduction and Orientation Camille Smith- August 3, 9 a.m. Noon. No tuition, but full EATSI participants must attend. Intentions and Aspirations for Self and Community- Pat Allen and Camille Smith - August 3, Noon 4 p.m. $83.00 Engaging the Archetypes- Pat Allen-August 4-5, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. $ Brain, Heart, Gut: Expressive Arts as Embodied Knowing Cathy Malchiodi - August 6-8, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. Thursday and Friday; 10 a.m. 5p.m. Saturday - $ Writing From Darkness to Light, from Heavy to Uplifted: The Power of Metaphor in Transformation Nessa McCasey - August 9, 10 a.m. -5 p.m.; August 10, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. - $ Soul Collage at EATSI: Wisdom Within - Kat Kirby, August 11 12, 9 a.m. 4 p.m. - $ Part I: Darshan and Imaginal Mindfulness: Adoring the Collaborative Emergent Part II: Inner Diversity Outer Professionalism: Applications of Imaginal Mindfulness for Welcoming Multiple Career Identities - Michael Franklin - August a.m. 4 p. m. Thursday and Friday; 10 a.m. 5 p.m. Saturday - $ The Creative Bridge Camille Smith August 4 10 a.m.-4 p.m. $165 Dietary Restriction Fee Vegan, Gluten-Free, Light-Allergy: List Dietary needs: Dietary Restriction Fee $5 per day (if ordering these options) Total Enclosed: $ On-line payment has been made: For security purposes, all credit card payments are now processed through a secure website by Tuition Management Systems (TMS). To make your payment with a credit or debit card (2.99% convenience fee) or by electronic check (no fee) please go online to prescott.afford.com. 1. Scroll to the middle of the page to Make a Payment. Select On Campus Undergraduate program (since there isn t an option for EATSI), Click on the one-time payment. Fill in your name and ID #. If no previous connection to Prescott College exists, For ID number- use (last 4 digits of SS# or another 0000) click add and follow prompts. Activate Program Name drop down and Continue. 2. Item Information- Prescott Pay in full and enter total amount due, click on + ADD. Total will populate in Total box at right. Scroll to bottom of page and click CONTINUE. 3. Payment Information screen will then come up for you to enter check routing or credit card information. Click Continue. Check enclosed payable to Prescott College (mail to: Prescott College, EATSI Registration, Office of the Registrar, Rosewood Building Prescott College, 220 Grove Avenue, Prescott, AZ 86301) Registration Deadlines: Students must register by July 3, Non-student participant slots as space allows beginning July 3, 2015 (register no later than July 15, 2015 if space allows) Refunds: Cancellation by July 3, 2015 all but $200 / Cancellation after July 3, 2015 no refunds Participant Agreement is required for registration found at Scholarships may be available for continuing students in good academic standing enrolled in Prescott College Master of Arts Program EAT Concentration. The deadline to apply is June 3, The scholarship application is available by contacting the Director of the Expressive Art Therapy Summer or csmith@prescott.edu Lodging is not included in the price of registration, but is available on the Prescott College campus by contacting Campus Housing Office at: conference.housing@prescott.edu (928) Your first step is to fill out the on-line housing application. Should a presenter need to cancel, a qualified presenter will teach. SPACE IS LIMITED, SO REGISTER TODAY!