
Contributions from the Writer’s Retreat (March 2023)
Intention by Julie H. Richards My intention: I can be open to what wants to be expressed through me. Open receptivity To be willing To be
Intention by Julie H. Richards My intention: I can be open to what wants to be expressed through me. Open receptivity To be willing To be
Dr. Jamie Marich and Irene Rodriguez facilitated eighteen clinicians through our annual Life: The Path of Meditation expressive arts online retreat on January 8, 2023.
You know it’s over when they let you enter without first scrubbing your hands. This ends one of two ways. Only one means coming home
I’m sitting here… And I am not having any palpitations in my chest; my heart is not beating fast. I am not having any fluttering
For as long as I can remember, I have adored flowers. Looking at wildflowers in the fields or noticing several varieties alongside houses in my
Sometimes the pilgrimage gives you dysentery—Getting sick, like traveling, is a very revealing art It challenges you to rest,To encounter your human limitations And invites
I wrote my first Poem of Instruction “As a Daily Prayer” at the invitation of my expressive arts therapy teacher and mentor, Dr. Christine Valters
I majored in history as an undergraduate at Youngstown State University, and was privileged to take several classes with noted Jewish scholar and author Dr.
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