It's not just the kids heading back to school this week... it's my turn too. My second year of Art Therapy begins on Feb 1st and I couldn't be happier. I am very excited to be getting back to it.
Back to the learning, back to the challenges, back to the awesome group of women in my class. My creative soul mates.
By the end of this year, I will be a fully qualified Art Therapist! In the meantime, I have lots of work to do, assignments, art, self examination, workshops, professional development and a minimum of fifty hours of work placement. It's going to be pretty full on, and I am itching to get into it.
Last week I handed in my final assignment for last year (one week ahead of schedule) and I was so so soooo relieved to get it done and be able to physically let it go. It felt clunky and heavy, and as I wrote it, it felt like I was going around and around in circles. Awful. I reworked and reworked until my head was spinning, but in the end, I just decided it was time to let it go. My fingers are currently crossed tightly that it will all be ok.
And now it's time to look forward to the next module and the next twelve months.
Woo hoo my creative friends, THIS is what it's all about!
xxx
Wednesday, 30 January 2013
Thursday, 3 January 2013
Filling the jar of gratitude...
This year I have many things I want to do. Many.
What's new right?
Here is one of the many... and I want to share it, because I love this idea, and you may be equally inspired, and wish to do the same...
I have a jar on my desk. A big jar.
An empty jar that is just waiting to be filled.
And every day I will be adding to it.
With little notes of gratitude about my day.
A single note every single day.
And then, at the end of the year, when the jar is filled with 365 little beautiful notes, I get to tip them all out and read every one and remember what life has given me in 2013.
And in the meantime, I have a daily reminder to be aware of my blessings. To recognise and pay tribute to even the smallest of things. There are three notes in the the jar already, so I'm right on track so far!
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