Brain-exercising creativity coach businesses to open - How to use writing, music, drama & art therapy techniques for healing
Summary :
Table of Contents
- Introduction
- Chapter 1
- Three basic large areas
- Making pop-up books
- Using the graphic novel as a format for exploring issues
- Hart's writing as a product oriented focus
- Chapter 2
- The digital divides
- The template of anxiety
- Chapter 3
- The kinds of employment
- Chapter 4
- Self publishing
- Chapter 5
- How to write and market small home made book
- Chapter 6
- Approaching publishing houses
- Chapter 7
- Self-promoting something you have written
- Writing-arts therapist
- Chapter 8
- Using available on-line resources
- Chapter 9
- Areas of writing
- Chapter 10
- Exploring the digital-writer interface
- Chapter 11
- Series of process steps
- Chapter 12
- Contracting out the services
- Chapter 13
- Psychological and pop-psychiatric paradigms
- Chapter 14
- Formulas for writing
- Chapter 15
- Positive answers to life's problems
- Chapters 16 and 17
- Transforming the life story (autobiography) into a genre novel
- Conclusion
Abstract
The introduction sets the tone of the book: inspirational and entrepreneurial. It advises how a person could become a creative writing therapist/coach and memory enhancement counselor. The idea is that the examples presented in the book can be self-directed (for personal growth) or business oriented: how to make money teaching individuals, running workshops and producing books for clients which use the techniques she will offer throughout the volume. Her writing style is engaged and assertive; the goal is to enable the reader to imagine their own work, on their own or as part of a larger therapeutic and medical team (including expressive arts therapists) in using creative writing as a tool and technique in a variety of settings. The introduction also focuses on techniques: such as combining creative writing while listening to 'upbeat' ethnic music. Different music can elicit different kinds of imaginative writing. The mix of how-to information, other resources (print and web-based) and opinion on how to best approach writing, engaging oneself or others in writing various kinds of material: eulogies, memoirs, oral history, chapbook making, etc. are geared to self-growth, healing, and the verities of the commercial marketplace, from magazine periodical sale to self-publishing, to writing therapy book production for clients as a kind of cottage industry.
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