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Merge the healing powers of CBD oil with art therapy and mindfulness to create a transformative approach to mental wellness. As more people buy CBD products in Canada for anxiety relief, combining these natural remedies with creative expression opens new pathways to emotional healing. This innovative therapeutic blend harnesses CBD’s calming properties while engaging the brain’s creative centers through artistic exploration, offering a holistic approach to managing stress, anxiety, and depression.
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Engage clients in therapeutic reflection through review games that creatively reinforce key insights from art therapy sessions. Adapt classic games like Pictionary or Charades to revisit important themes and breakthroughs. Create an “emotions collage” together, with each person contributing images representing their progress and challenges. Design a therapeutic board game where spaces prompt players to share how art-making has impacted their healing journey.
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Being away from home is never easy. The farther away you are, the more difficult it is. Nostalgia can, in some individuals, cause emotional, behavioral, and cognitive abnormalities. In other words, in particular cases, it can have disastrous consequences on one’s psyche. And while missing your home is to be expected and even considered normal to some extent, that doesn’t necessarily mean we should keep nurturing nostalgic thoughts. With that said, this article discusses the topic of dealing with homesickness. Spoiler alert – it includes the use of none other but…

With the advance in technology, digital art has become more realistic and lifelike than ever before. Digital artists are able to create pieces that are both stunning and unique. However, there are also some drawbacks to digital art
What Is Digital Art and How Is It Different From Traditional Art Forms?
Digital art is a form of art that uses digital technology to create pieces. It can be done on a computer or with digital tools such as a digital camera or scanner. Digital art is different from traditional art forms because it can be created and edited electronically. It can also be displayed online or in digital form.
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Online art therapy involves using virtual artworks to treat psychological or mental illnesses and improve one’s mental health. Online art therapy is based on the idea that healing and wellness can spring from creative expression.
Humans have depended on artworks for communication, expression, and even healing for centuries. Online art is merely art in a virtual format and is therapeutic. So plug in your headsets and enjoy your art therapy sessions. Despite the ancient reference to art, art therapy is a relatively young field, only gaining recognition as a formal program in the 1940s.
Medical practitioners observed that …

My world changed on September 15, 2014. I just had breakfast in my apartment when my mom called to tell me my father is gone.
My dad was the greatest man I’ve ever known. He just knew how to fix everything, including my mistakes when I was younger. No one could ever get near him when he’s mad, but otherwise, he’s the kindest, most generous man in the world.
A month after the funeral, my mother and I were still on the grieving process. A friend of mine reached out and told me about art therapy. I’ve minored in Psychology when I was in college, so I know this can facilitate grieving.
Without a doubt, I asked my …

You have been surrounded by a lot of distractions and stressors lately. Life has never been busier now that the world is moving fast, chasing endless possibilities. As a result, you have been living in autopilot, mindlessly going through your daily routine to keep up with the world. And then one time, you finally caught a break and realized that although you can connect to the world, you can’t connect to your thoughts and emotions.
People have been realizing this; they’ve been looking for ways to reconnect with themselves. It’s ironic how the technology that brings us close to others encourages us to be closer to ourselves …

We often hear people throwing around the word “stress” nowadays that it has been accepted as something mundane— a normal feeling people have. The problem seems to be the lowering of our tolerance to stress over time. Nowadays, we feel stressed over the things we used to simply shrug off.
The lowering of our stress tolerance is influenced by a lot of factors, and tolerance levels vary from one person to another. Regardless, we would adapt better if we know how to de-stress.
What is stress anyway and how can we deal with it?
Stress is a body’s reaction to any changes, demands, or tension that require …