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Self-Compassion and the Arts
August 1, 2022
Mindful Self-Compassion Practices for Creatives
I’ve been sitting at my computer for days, wrestling with a question that is now starting to take on the weight of a Zen koan, though it appears logical enough: […]...
September 22, 2019
Making the Invisible Visible: Using Art to Deepen MSC Practice
Art is a valuable tool in expressing preverbal ideas that may otherwise remain trapped in the body. Here, Helga Luger-Schreiner inspires us to consider art as a tool when making contact with our own bodies, feelings, and emotion, allowing us to not o...
Categories
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- Children, Teens, and Families
- Clinical Applications
- CMSC News
- Food for Thought
- Good Works
- Inclusion and Diversity
- Inspiration
- Motivation and the Inner Critic
- Relational Self-Compassion
- SCIP Self-Compassion in Psychotherapy
- Self-Compassion and Leadership
- Self-Compassion and the Arts
- Self-Compassion Around the World
- Self-Compassion in Education
- Self-Compassion Practice
- Self-Compassion Research
- Self-Compassion Retreats
- Special Populations
- Teacher Bulletin
- The Body
- Yin and Yang of Self-Compassion