Send us a text Welcome to the Creative Nowhere Land Podcast. What's the difference between art therapy and having a creative practice that feels therapeutic? As it turns out, quite a lot—and in this episode, art psychotherapist and practising artist Claire Hilton helps us understand those differences. Claire has always been creative and understood the benefits of creating from a young age as a way of processing some of the feelings related to her father being diagnosed with a brain tumo...
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Send us a text Welcome to the Creative Nowhere Land Podcast. What's the difference between art therapy and having a creative practice that feels therapeutic? As it turns out, quite a lot—and in this episode, art psychotherapist and practising artist Claire Hilton helps us understand those differences. Claire has always been creative and understood the benefits of creating from a young age as a way of processing some of the feelings related to her father being diagnosed with a brain tumo...
Send us a text Welcome to the Creative Nowhere Land Podcast. Faces become vessels of lingering memory. The world falls away, but the human remains. Beautiful Right? Well, these are just some of the poetic ways that our latest guest uses to describe her work. Emma Woolley is a contemporary portrait artist with a bold and expressive style who uses her work as a way of processing emotions and memories, not only to connect with herself, but also as a way of connecting with ot...
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Send us a text Welcome to the Creative Nowhere Land Podcast. What's the difference between art therapy and having a creative practice that feels therapeutic? As it turns out, quite a lot—and in this episode, art psychotherapist and practising artist Claire Hilton helps us understand those differences. Claire has always been creative and understood the benefits of creating from a young age as a way of processing some of the feelings related to her father being diagnosed with a brain tumo...
