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Beckoning Delicacy A Conversation with Shary Boyle

October 2, 2015 Matthew Kyba 6

How did you first approach creating art within art school? Did you find going through an educational institution sharpened your critical and artistic ability, or limit it? When I graduated from the Ontario College of […] […]

AGEing AS CREATIVE TRANSFORMATION: Mikael Baryshnikov at ANY age

December 24, 2014 Velleda C Ceccoli PhD 3

Martha Graham used to say that a dancer’s body does not lie. And indeed this is so, particularly as a dancer ages. In fact, aging as a dancer usually means the end of your dancing […] […]

Angel: A Short Film

October 14, 2014 admin 0

Emma Corbett Ashby on “Angel” Back in 2011 I was given a roll of super 8 film and a camera, with the brief to produce a 3 min haptic movie. My understanding of ‘haptic’ in […] […]

Iva Tarle – How is Mindfulness Used by Psychiatrists?

August 15, 2014 Editor 0

Techniques for meditation are many and so diverse that to choose the right one can sometimes be overwhelming. Mindfulness is a meditation technique that draws from the Buddhist tradition and is in a way a return […]

John Mace – Mind’s Enigma Solved

June 12, 2014 Editor 0

There is incredible confusion in the area of emotional health concerning the nature and role of the mind, and there needs to be a deeper understanding of the role it plays in life itself. The […]

Graceful Guidelines for Sexual Healing

May 31, 2014 admin 6

Most people in the “recovery” or “therapy” process yearn for sexual healing. I make this statement as a therapist and as a human being who has facilitated myself and many others on the journey. Sexual […] […]

Blue Hanuman

May 31, 2014 Joan Larkin 0

The poems in “Blue Hanuman” have a lyric intensity and soul-clarity that move beyond Larkin’s previous books. The poet’s voice becomes the thing it speaks about, connecting the body to art and to the whole […] […]

Ann Van den Broek and The Dance of Trauma

April 14, 2014 Velleda C Ceccoli PhD 2

As a psychoanalyst and a dancer I am keenly aware of the connection between mind and body, between thoughts and feeling states, and the way that each influences the other. Intense emotions like fear, anxiety, […] […]

The Mask of Beauty

April 14, 2014 admin 1

In my earliest memory, I was laying heavily sedated on a hospital bed at three years old. In the four hours prior to that memory, my heart had been cut out from chest and my […] […]

Unhung Hero: A New Cultural Dictum

November 26, 2013 Adam A. Neal 3

Following a failed marriage proposal seen on Youtube ’round the world, Patrick Moote was suddenly confronted with a life-long insecurity of the largest proportions: a “small” penis. In a society that promotes the bigger-is-better ideology […] […]