After some thought regarding Cathy Malchiodi’s post on her Psychology Today Blog and comments left on both her page and on my response, I decided to email Peg Dunn Snow Ph.D. ATR-BC, LPAT, LMHC directly. I realized that since her name was not used in Cathy’s original post and in responses to it, even if [...]
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 [...]
The Art Therapy Alliance recently came out with their summer news letter. Check it out here.
I recently received an email from Galia Cozzi Berrondo, a sociology student in Mexico City. She was hoping I could recommend an art therapist based in Mexico City who could help her with integrating art therapy into a new program she’s creating. Unfortunately I don’t have such a connection, and was hoping maybe a reader [...]
LinkedIn is a career networking site where you can create a professional profile, make connections and keep in touch with current and past coworkers. By creating a profile with your job experience (which can be continuously updated), you can easily download a pdf of all your information formatted as a c.v., which can be sent [...]
