Developing Creativity 11.08.14
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The Developing Creativity newsletter includes articles focused on self-therapy, the intersection of creativity and trauma, and emotional health resources for artists. Psychotherapist Daniel Mackler emphasizes self-intimacy through journaling as essential for healing, while other articles explore how trauma influences creative expression. The newsletter aims to support personal growth and creativity through various insights and recommendations.
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Developing Creativity 11.08.14
- 1. DEVELOPING CREATIVITY Newsletter 11.08.14
- 2. articles include : Be Your Own Therapist Creative People, Trauma and Mental Health Creative Inspiration: The Art of Discovery book and much more
- 3. "Journaling writing down the truth of your feelings, your point of view, your fears, angers, hopes - requires massive intimacy with yourself. This self-intimacy is the essence of good therapy." Psychotherapist Daniel Mackler
- 4. Be Your Own Therapist Trauma takes many forms, and has different levels of impact on our mental health for each of us. In addition to professional counseling, there are many resources for self-healing. Psychotherapist Daniel Mackler speaks about nurturing our ability to know and take care of ourselves through writing.
- 5. Creative People, Trauma and Mental Health How do people make use of traumatic experiences in their creative work? How can people regain emotional health? Actor Patrick Stewart is one of many creative people who have been deeply impacted by trauma in early life.
- 6. Creative Inspiration: The Art of Discovery book This article is about the book "The Art of Discovery: Hollywood Stars Reveal Their Inspirations," edited by Robin Bronk of The Creative Coalition. She comments: Art helps us discover who we are. What could be more important than that?
- 7. Emotional Health Resources Many creative people help manage and make use of strong emotions through creative expression. Psychologist Cheryl Arutt comments: Creating art has always been a way to channel emotional intensity The greater access you maintain to yourself, the richer and broader your array of creative tools.
- 8. Additional articles in this edition : Srikumar Rao on our mental chatter Molly Gordon on inner and outer transformation Cheryl Richardson on sensitivity and self-care Brief quote: Alfre Woodard Stop Whining And Get Back To Work Creativity to fend off madness Robert Anthony on The Disease of Self-Improvement when self growth runs amok
- 9. See the newsletter online for links to articles and to subscribe : Developing Creativity
- 10. The Developing Creativity newsletter is a publication of Douglas Eby, M.A./Psychology writer, researcher and online publisher on psychology, creativity and personal growth. Creator of the Talent Development Resources series of sites
- 11. The weekly newsletter presents selected articles and resources from the TalentDevelop sites - including related Facebook pages and other channels. Find much more to enhance your creative mind at : talentdevelop.com