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News and Events for 2023

1/9/2023

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As a practicing art therapist and art therapy educator, I am sometimes asked to offer my opinions about the field. I've been interviewed a number of times and most recently by Sophia Kalimian, a junior at the Hewitt School in Manhattan. Sophia founded the Arnod Art Club in honor of her art teacher the late Madame Arnod. The mission of the club is to spread kindness and joy through art, provide children with stress-free art experiences and bring awareness to the benefits of creating and sharing art.  A most worthy mission.

Below is the link to a recording of our interview together.
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FEBRUARY 2023
​In another interview collage artist, curator, and writer, Nancy Egol Nikkal has written about my woven collage work in her blog The Art of Collage. This is in advance of the exhibition DRAWING THE LINE that Nancy curated for The Pelham Art Center, Pelham, NY, which will run from February 16th through April 2nd. The opening will be Thursday, February 16th from 6-8 pm

https://www.pelhamartcenter.org/event/drawing-the-line-curated-by-nancy-nikkal-opening-reception/

I am delighted and honored to be able to provide the link to her interview here:
https://artofcollage.wordpress.com/2023/01/10/mia-debethune-the-woven-line/


JUNE 2023
I'm also happy to be presenting my recent pilot research project "Body-Based and Embodied Methods in Art Therapy" at the Institute for Therapy through the Arts, 7th Annual Integrated Creative Arts Therapy Conference. This conference will be in Evanston, IL from June 9th to the 11th. I'll be presenting on Sat June 10th from 10:30-11:30 am. Details to follow.

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SPRING-FALL 2023 
On the research forefront as a follow-up to the pilot study, I will be conducting more research on embodied methods in art therapy. Recruitment will begin in spring 2023. Details to follow.   

I'm also going to revive my gratitude practice One Good Thing Daily and will be sharing it on this website.
More to come on that...

Lot's going on.

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New Groups for 2023

1/9/2023

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New groups for Embodied Art Therapy Methods are forming.

Embodied Art Therapy Methods for Clinicians - Weekend Intensive 
Is scheduled for this coming week on Sat 1/14 and Sun 1/15 from 10 am to 3 pm each day with a 30 min break. Various body-based art therapy methods will be introduced but should not be considered a training certification. Resources will be provided for further study.

This group will be offered online and has room for several more participants.
To register, and receive a supply list and the meeting link please contact me.

A Monthly Embodied Art Therapy Group
Will begin on Monday 1/16 from 6-8 pm via Zoom.
It will be held on the third Monday of each month.

We will explore a different body-based art activity each month.
To register and 
receive a supply list and the meeting link please contact me.

Monthly ATR Supervision/Embodied Art Therapy Supervision
This group is open to recent graduates seeking credentialing and
art therapy professionals who want supervision with a body-based focus.
It is held on the third Sunday of each month from 6-8 pm.

Enrollment is currently full.



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2023: A new year - a fresh perspective

1/9/2023

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It seems like an entire decade since before the pandemic and a life lived in a whole different state - both physically and emotionally.  I am hopeful for 2023, but it does seem like there is a lot of heavy lifting to do from the emotional and political upheavals of the last few years. 

My new year's resolution is to reach out to all of those with whom I lost touch because of the isolation of the pandemic. Part of that resolution was revamping my website and reaching out to you via this platform again. 

Here are reasons to be hopeful in 2023:

Though COVID variants are still rampant most people are not getting too sick because of vaccination and boosters. Restaurants and schools are no longer shutting down and the theatre district is back in full swing. I'm not dismissing the real burden on healthcare workers due to the trifecta of COVID, RSV, and the flu, but it does seem this COVID is becoming more endemic and we can move forward.

I hope to begin running groups in my studio in Hastings-on-Hudson sometime in 2023!

Look for an update soon on new group offerings and other events happening for myself and Art Therapy on Hudson.

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    Mia de Bethune, ATR-BC, LCAT is a writer, artist, art therapist and owner of Art Therapy on Hudson. 

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