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Workshop Instructors Camille Smith, LPC, ATR-BC, is a graduate of Lesley University. Camille is a licensed professional counselor and Board Certified, Registered Art Therapist. Much of her work has focused on development of open studio programs for adults who experience psychiatric issues. Camille is the former Clinical Director of PSA/Art Awakenings, an open studio and gallery-based program in Phoenix that uses creative expression as the empowering component in recovery. A practicing art therapist since 1990, Camille has taught undergraduate and graduate level Art Therapy since 1998 for Arizona State University, South Mountain Community College, and Prescott College respectively. Camille is now in her 6th year as the Associate Faculty for the Prescott College Expressive Art Therapy program and Director of the Expressive Art Therapy Summer Institute. Camille devotes her time to teaching, speaking, and consulting about the use of creative expression in healing and transformation. Pat B. Allen, Ph.D., ATR, HLM, is an artist, writer, and art therapist author of two books, Art is a Way of Knowing (Shambhala, 1995) and Art is a Spiritual Path, (Shambhala, 2005). She has been one of the primary voices in the community studio movement in art therapy and is currently developing projects in Ojai, California that combine art, nature, farming, and community building. More about her work and writings, including a blog for the Social Action Caucus of the American Art Therapy Association, are available on her website: patballen.com. Debra McCall C.M.A., has taught in the graduate programs of New York University, Pratt Institute, the Institute for Movement Studies in New York City, and Art Therapy Italiana in Italy. Her Body of Myth workshops on archetypes included collaborations with James Hillman and Robert Bly. Her reconstruction of the Bauhaus Dances earned numerous awards while her choreography on the myth of Psyche is central to her work. She is a fellow at the Ross Institute Academy. Kat Kirby, M.Ed, ATR, is an artist and SoulCollage® Facilitator and Trainer, with a Bachelor of Arts from Kean University and an M.Ed in Art Therapy from Lesley University. She works with individuals and groups in addiction and eating disorder recovery programs and with children facing adversity, offering a variety of art materials for self-expression and exploration. Anne B. Parker, MA, MHSA, MT-BC, has been a professional music therapist since 1977. She holds degrees in music therapy, counseling psychology, and health services administration and completed a post-graduate fellowship in music-centered psychotherapy. She has also completed post-graduate studies in expressive arts therapies and sound healing. Anne has professional experience in general, rehabilitation, and psychiatric hospitals as well as addiction treatment and cancer recovery programs. Since 1994, Anne’s practice has focused in the areas of wellness, living well with chronic illness, and psycho-spiritual growth. In 2010, Anne was a featured presenter in the Music and Brain series at the Library of Congress in Washington, D.C. She is currently a Wellness Counselor and Supervisor of the Wellness Department at Miraval Resort in Tucson, Arizona. Cathy Malchiodi, Ph.D., ATR-BC, LPCC, is an art therapist, independent scholar, and author who has written and/or edited numerous books on art therapy, expressive therapies, and trauma intervention. She is a faculty-researcher for the National Institute for Trauma and Loss, an adjunct faculty of Lesley University, and has given over 275 invited presentations and keynotes throughout the U.S., Asia, and Europe. Her current passions include writing a column called The Healing Arts for Psychology Today Online and exploring connections between art, imagination, neuroscience, and wellness. “During my time at EATSI, I learned about my part in the creative community. I enjoyed dancing around like a busy honeybee, seeking out my elders, fellow innovators, my 'rock star' gardeners, nurturing the seeds of our hearts, stirring the pot, taking time to simmer and be still. I discovered, like a sunflower, I am a flower among many — creating and remaking who and what we are, every day.” Diane Lowrie Master of Arts Program • Prescott College’s Master of Arts Program offers a unique educational experience. Students engage in self-directed, community-based education with a limited residency requirement. This approach offers students the opportunity to design a meaningful program carried out with the support of full-time faculty and graduate Instructors and mentors who work with you in your chosen field of study. This flexible structure allows students to maintain family, work and community obligations. • Prescott College also offers concentrations in Equine-Assisted Mental Health, Somatic/Body-mind Therapy, and Eco/Adventure Therapy. • For more information about these and other concentrations within the Counseling Psychology degree program offered by Prescott College, visit www.prescott.edu.
Expressive Art Therapy Summer Institute Registration Form Name Address City/State/Zip Phone Email Birth Date Emergency Contact Name/ Phone I would like to volunteer to share a gift of Morning Wellness I am a beginning MAP CP/EAT student I am a continuing MAP CP/EAT student I am enrolling in a Summer Semester 2012 M.A. EAT course How did you hear about the Institute? Full Institute $ 2000 Individual Classes: Intentions and Aspirations – Camille Smith/Pat B. Allen (July 22) $90 The Power of Tribe – Pat B. Allen (July 23-24) – $330 Courage, Compassion, Connection, and Creativity – Camille Smith (July 25-27) $500 Movement Matters – Debra McCall (July 28-30) $500 Spirit Wands – Kat Kirby (July 31) $90 Integrating the Power of Music and Sound – Anne Parker (August 1-2) $330 The Art of Happiness – Cathy Malchiodi (August 3-4) $330 The Creative Bridge – Camille Smith (August 5) $165 Total Enclosed $ VISA Mastercard AMEX Discover Account Number Expiration Date Billing address 3 or 4 Digit Verification Code Name as it appears on card Signature Refunds: Cancellation by June 22, 2012 – all but $200 / Cancellation after June 23, 2012 – no refund Make checks payable to Prescott College and Mail to: Cheryl Schwartz Lifelong Learning Center at Prescott College 220 Grove Ave., Prescott, AZ 86301 • A participant agreement is required for registration- found at www.prescott.edu/lifelong-learning • Scholarships are available for continuing students enrolled in the Prescott College Master of Arts Program EAT concentration. The deadline to apply is May 11, 2012. • The Scholarship application is available from the EATSI website link: http://www.prescott.edu/lifelong-learning • Should a presenter need to cancel, a qualified presenter will teach. CLASS SIZE IS LIMITED, SO REGISTER TODAY!
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