WORKSHOPS

Creative Embodied Resourcing Thru Image Making

In the half-day experiential workshop, participants will draw on creative expressive arts and body-oriented modalities to explore the interconnection of mind-body and elements of imagination in relation to embodied lived-experiencing.

Through conscious body movement, image-making, and creative writing, participants will call on a new kind of inward attention to explore feeling states, kinesthetic sensations, intuitions, and body awareness, toward meaningful new encounters with the self.

No art experience is needed. You will need  comfortable clothing for movement/dance, pen + journal for writing.

upcoming workshop: 

date:  February 9th, 2025
time:  9:30 am – 12:30 pm PST
location: C. G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles
registration: https://junginla.org/event/embodiedresourcing/

SEMINARS & LECTURES

American Medical Informatics Association. Experiential Workshop Session. November 12th, 2024. Annual Symposium. “Creative Embodied Resourcing Thru Image Making”. San Francisco, CA. 

International Association for Jungian Studies. Seminar Presentation. December 2023. Jung and Islam Conference: Arts Based Research. “Image and the Lived Body”. 

Loyola Marymount University. Guest Lecture. January 2022. MFTH610 Adult Art Psychotherapy. Department of Marital and Family Therapy Clinical Art Therapy. Graduate Program. “The Revealing Image: A Depth Psychological Lens”. 

Loyola Marymount University. Guest Lecture. January 2021. MFTH610 Adult Art Psychotherapy. Department of Marital and Family Therapy Clinical Art Therapy. Graduate Program. “A Depth Psychological Lens to Encountering Inner Images: Implications in Clinical Art Therapy”.

Loyola Marymount University. Guest Lecture. January 2020. MFTH610 Adult Art Psychotherapy. Department of Marital and Family Therapy Clinical Art Therapy. Graduate Program. “The Revealing Image: An Analytical Perspective.”

Loyola Marymount University. Guest Lecture. March 2019. MFTH610 Adult Art Psychotherapy. Department of Marital and Family Therapy Clinical Art Therapy. Graduate Program. “Exploration of Symptoms: An Interdisciplinary Lens.”