Human trafficking is a devastating global issue that leaves deep psychological scars on its victims. Survivors often experience severe trauma that fractures their lives, personalities, and relationships. The coercive environments and abuse experienced by victims strip away their sense of identity, leaving them feeling powerless and voiceless.
What is the new year going to bring for me, for my family, my job, my love life…? The first days of January seem to have a special trace of magic about them. While it does wear off, they can have a profound impact on our lives. Is it just wishful thinking or putting your […]
After studying theology for 10 years, you would think I know a thing or two about Christmas. To be honest, the more I have learned over the years, the less I feel I actually know. I have way more questions than answers in theology and art therapy alike. I am still full of wonder when […]
I am so excited to introduce you to our new virtual college. Despite the prevailing uncertainty facing many today, we tackled the challenge that COVID-19 presented to CECAT and our students, and we’ve taken a proactive step. We have now built a beautiful, engaging virtual learning platform on our secure website. Yes, you can now […]
Instead of a new post about art therapy, I have decided to post parts of a wonderful article this month from a German futurist about the world after COVID-19. In working with trauma victims in art therapy, we often experience a time of integration, recovery and hope. The client emerges wiser, more compassionate and even […]