Celtic Art Therapy

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Written By Miranda Palmer

Have you ever gone to a conference and saw a booth that was constantly surrounded by a crowd of people? Erin Hunt Rado, AKA Ravensdaughter is quite the crowd-pleasure at therapy conferences. She was at EMDRIA in Denver, CO with me- although I never got to see her or her booth (why? because there was a constant crowd). 

I got the extreme pleasure of sitting down with Erin to interview her about how she stumbled onto something great that really helps people, while doing something she loved! I apologize for my terrible hair day- 12 hour days in a humid climate will do that to you! 

 

You can go and check out Celtic Art Therapy here and even download research on the use of her mindfulness tools with EMDR here. 

Does this inspire you to move beyond the couch in your therapy practice to leverage your expertise? Or, does it inspire you to bring in even more awesome interventions to your clinical work? Tell us below how this video impacted you. If they aren't impacting you- we aren't doing our job! 

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Miranda Palmer
I have successfully built a cash pay psychotherapy practice from scratch on a shoestring budget. I have also failed a licensed exam by 1 point (only to have the licensing board send me a later months later saying I passed), started an online study group to ease my own isolation and have now reached thousands of therapists across the country, helped other therapists market their psychotherapy practices, and helped awesome business owners move from close to closing their doors, to being profitable in less than 6 weeks. I've failed at launching online programs. I've had wild success at launching online programs. I've made mistakes in private practice I've taught others how to avoid my mistakes. You can do this. You were called to this work. Now- go do it! Find some help or inspiration as you need it- but do the work!
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