WhateverWorks Season 2 Episode 1: Group Art Therapy

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WhateverWorks

Talia Singer

17 episodes

4 days ago

A podcast exploring all of the weird and wonderful types of therapies out there meant to soothe us and help us grow. Each episode will explore a different type of therapy and how it worked for my guest.

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Health & Fitness

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WhateverWorks Season 2 Episode 1: Group Art Therapy

WhateverWorks

20 minutes 18 seconds

4 years ago

WhateverWorks Season 2 Episode 1: Group Art Therapy

Welcome back! Season 2 is back with great stories of unique and interesting psychotherapies told from the perspective of the person who experienced positive change. This season we're sponsored by the JaneApp!

I'm dropping episode 1 early before the rest of the episodes coming out this month. I wanted to start season 2 with my own experience with group art therapy that helped me come to terms with my hidden shame of experiencing post partum depression. Check out https://cpmhc.ca/ to find out more about the Canadian Perimental Health Collaborative.

Note:

This episode mentions thoughts of suicide. If you or someone you know is contemplating self-harm or suicide please call:

Crisis Services Canada (1-833-456-4566 or text 45645)

This episode is edited by David Conroy and Jason Ball. The original theme music in this podcast, Universal Donor, from the album, Hopeful Monster, is written and produced by Jason Ball.

This season of WhateverWorks is sponsored by the JaneApp. Visit https://jane.app/ for more information on how you can bring your mental health practice online.