“When we do not have words to convey our sensations, feelings, or thoughts, we cannot simply 'name it to tame it'. But we can use implicit communication -- movement, rhythm, sound, image, enactment, and play -- to 'express it to address it'.
This is the transformative and restorative role of expressive arts, to provide a voice when language is unavailable or impossible.”
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- Dr. Cathy Malchiodi, trauma-informed expressive arts therapist and researcher
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Creative Remedies in the Media
Check out some of the public speaking, conference presentations, interviews, and more by Creative Remedies staff!
An Introduction to the Neurological Processing of Music Stimuli
Anastasia Canfield presents at Denver Nerd Nite discussing the neurological processes involved in receptive listening to music.
Mental Health Month Interview:
Ask A Music Therapist
Anastasia Canfield speaks alongside colleague, Faith Halverson-Ramos, as experts in Colorado mental health and music therapy during the Fort Collins Museum of Discovery Mental Health Month Series, Discovery Live.
Introduction to Music Therapy & Wellness
Anastasia Canfield introduces the field of music therapy and how music therapy can support wellness efforts.
Music Therapy Feature at MorningStar Assisted Living Observatory Park
Sonia Dominguez leads a music therapy group at MorningStar Assisted Living at Observatory Park which was featured by Denver 7 News for Nursing Home Week.
Music Therapy Group at MorningStar Assisted Living Observatory Park
Sonia Dominguez leads a music therapy group for residents at MorningStar Assisted Living Observatory Park focused on movement, reminiscence, breath support, and emotional expression.
Colorado Counseling Association Conference 2023
Anastasia Canfield and Sonia Dominguez present on music therapy and music in therapy addressing scopes of practice of music therapists and counselors and how counselors can use music in their work while considering the potential for harm.
The Way Out Fundraiser for Rocky Mountain Victim Law Center
Anastasia Canfield speaks alongside colleagues about interpersonal violence in Denver and how Creative Remedies serves this population through our unique economic justice initiative and trauma-informed care.