Keely Kolmes, PsyD, who commented on Cathy Malchiodi’s recent post regarding art therapists on facebook, wrote a wonderful entry on guidelines to consider when a therapist has a facebook page for either friendship or business purposes. I strongly suggest that anyone maintaining an internet presence on social networking sites consider following Kolmes’ suggestions.
In a recent article for Psychology Today by Cathy Malchiodi, one of art therapy’s most prolific writers, the idea of having a facebook fan page for one’s private practice is discussed. I agree, there is something distasteful about having a fan page for your private practice, but that wasn’t what grabbed my attention.
I was [...]
Sorry for the small amount of posts this month. I’ve been struggling with some health issues, similar to what happened in January. More artx posts once things settle down.
Forbes has dedicated a series of articles on artificial intelligence (AI). One article in particular, Robots vs. Rothko by Margaret A. Boden discusses how AI has helped further the understanding of creativity (although there still is much remaining to be discovered).
Amazingly, according to the article, a computer has already generated its first US patent, [...]
