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Art of the Unconscious Accessing the inner landscape of the child’s mind through image-making and play A two-day workshop for those interested in exploring how to decode and understand the expressive metaphors and symbols inherent in children’s art and play themes. Dates: 3 rd & 4 th June 2014 Time: 10am to 5pm Venue: Penang Performing Arts Centre, Straits Quay, Penang Children use playful drawing as self-expression and means of communicating to the world around them. The images created bring out their innermost conflicts and emotions more efficiently and effectively than words could hope for. Image-making can communicate and provide critical embedded information such as the developmental level of the child, the child's approach to forming relationships, attachment issues, the child- parent relationship, traumatic experiences and their own distinctive perception of life experiences. Image-making, through viewing and sharing what has been created provides a way for children to cope with emotional conflicts, increase awareness, and express unspoken and often unconscious concerns about life challenges they may encounter. Who should attend: Appropriate for parents, early years/special needs teachers, experienced as well as creative arts/play therapists, counselors in training, psychology students and just about any individual who works with children and is interested in wanting to develop a more insightful understanding of children. Workshop Facilitator Alex Chew, Consultant counsellor, supervisor and trainer. Registered Counsellor/Psychotherapist (BACP), Arts Therapists (HPC), Dramatherapist Supervisor (BADth), Online Counsellor/Supervisor (ACTO), PTUK App. Supervisor, MA Counselling, PG Dip in Dramatherapy, PG Cert in the Education of Adults, Trainers Cert in Assertiveness, Trainers Cert in Stress Management. Consultant Advisor/Supervisor/Trainer for The Centre for Creative Arts Therapy, Penang, Online Supervisor for Beat Bullying Counsellors UK, Retired Programme tutor for the PG Dip. /MA Dramatherapy & PG Dip Counselling (Univ Herts, UK) Retired Senior Lecturer PG Dip. Counselling and MA Counselling Psychotherapy (Thames Valley Univ/West London Univ).

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Art of the UnconsciousAccessing the inner landscape of the child’s mind through image-making and

play

A two-day workshop for those interested in exploring how to decode and understand the expressive

metaphors and symbols inherent in children’s art and play themes.

Dates: 3rd & 4th June 2014Time: 10am to 5pmVenue: Penang Performing Arts Centre, Straits Quay, Penang

Children use playful drawing as self-expression and means of communicating to the world around them. The images created bring out their innermost conflicts and emotions more efficiently and effectively than words could hope for.Image-making can communicate and provide critical embedded information such as the developmental level of the child, the child's approach to forming relationships, attachment issues, the child-parent relationship, traumatic experiences and their own distinctive perception of life experiences.

Image-making, through viewing and sharing what has been created provides a way for children to cope with emotional conflicts, increase awareness, and express unspoken and often unconscious concerns about life challenges they

may encounter.

Who should attend:

Appropriate for parents, early years/special needs teachers, experienced as well as creative arts/play therapists, counselors in training, psychology students and just about any individual who works with children and is interested in wanting to develop a more insightful understanding of children.

Workshop FacilitatorAlex Chew, Consultant counsellor, supervisor and trainer. Registered Counsellor/Psychotherapist (BACP), Arts Therapists (HPC), Dramatherapist Supervisor (BADth), Online Counsellor/Supervisor (ACTO), PTUK App. Supervisor, MA Counselling, PG Dip in Dramatherapy, PG Cert in the Education of Adults, Trainers Cert in Assertiveness, Trainers Cert in Stress Management. Consultant Advisor/Supervisor/Trainer for The Centre for Creative Arts Therapy, Penang, Online Supervisor for Beat Bullying Counsellors UK, Retired Programme tutor for the PG Dip. /MA Dramatherapy & PG Dip Counselling (Univ Herts, UK) Retired Senior Lecturer PG Dip. Counselling and MA Counselling Psychotherapy (Thames Valley Univ/West London Univ).

Workshop FeesRM250 (inclusive of digital resources, certificate, tea and lunch on both days). Enjoy ‘Early Bird’ Discounts, Fees @ RM230 for fully paid bookings made before 19th May 2014Receive a RM10 rebate if you decide to become a member of The Centre for Creative Arts Therapy

Organiser: Centre for Creative Arts Therapy, in collaboration with Performing Arts Centre, Penang.

Certificate of Participation: The Centre for Creative Arts Therapy will issue the Certificates.

Payment by: Direct bank in to: Association for Creative Arts Therapy, Penang,CIMB Bank Ac. No. 0737-0002-7460-52. Please email bank-in slip and registration form to [email protected]. Participation is confirmed after receipt of payment. Payment made are not refundable.

CLOSING DATE FOR REGISTRATION & PAYMENT: 25th May 2014CCAT Hotline: 016-4904 688 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.creativeartstherapy.org.my (Online Registration available at the webite)