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Prior events: 2009 Fall Classes Dominican University Introduction to Art Therapy September –December 2009, Mondays 3:30-6:30pm Roosevelt University 2009 Winter Classes Dominican University Introduction to Art Therapy Wednesdays January 21-April 22, 2009 DePaul University Expressive Art Therapy Mondays January 12-March 16th Expressive Art Therapy September-December, 2009, Wednesdays 6:00-8:30pm Speaking engagements Medical Students for CAM Conference Loyola University Saturday, January 17 Visioning Workshop for Professors Lewis University Wednesday, March 25th Expressive Arts for Wellness House March: The Hero Within Monday, March 30 & Tuesday March 31, 6:30 - 8:30 p.m. Registration required. Using imagery, poetry, meditation and journaling, participants will engage in a process that will assist them to become conscious of their unique healing journey.
Summer 2008 July 26: Visioning Workshop 9:30- 12:30 Wellness House Hinsdale, Illinois. August 1: 1-2 pm. The Cancer Support Alliance Conference Chicago, Lurie Medical Building "Healing Arts for Cancer Support" Fall 2008 Introduction to Art Therapy
Expressive Arts Workshops: Wellness House, Hinsdale" TBA September 25th: 8-9am Cook County Hospital "Using expressive arts with palliative care and hospice patients," Cook County Hospital Palliative Care and Hospice physicians. |
Mandalas
Horizon Hospice, Chicago
Saturday, February 23, 10am-12pm
The Creative Journal
Wellness House: Hinsdale
Mondays; March 3, 10, 17
6:30-8:30pm
The Art of Storytelling
A panel discussion moderated by
Carolyn Smeltzer, RN, Ph.D.
With Doris Popovich, RN, MA and Joan
Cantwell, RN, MA (21 Peaceful Nurses, Essays on a Spiritually Guided
Practice), Nancy Zimmerman Burke, APN, MSN, BC (Making Choices, Taking
Chances: Nurse Leaders Tell Their Stories) and Fran Vlasses, RN, Ph.D.
(Ordinary People, Extraordinary Lives: The Stories of Nurses)
The telling of stories is an ancient
art form. Story tellers give us our family history, our spiritual
foundation, our value system, and often the satisfaction of knowing who
we are and where we come from. Nurses stories, told in their own words,
allow us to hear and see and even feel those experiences that have
created the cultural conserve that fashions our profession. They
inspire us to tell our own stories so that we can enrich that heritage.
In partnership with Illinois Humanities Council
Where & When
Hektoen Institute
2100 W. Harrison
Chicago, IL 60612
Mon. April 14, 2008
5:30 - 6:15 pm: Reception
6:15 - 7:15 pm: Presentation
September 12, 2007: 3:30-4:45pm