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As a credential holder, there are times in life that present circumstances where you may need to use “Temporary Inactive Status.” This article outlines the procedures and answers questions to empower credential holders with the ability to make an informed decision. Over the past few years as liaison to the Credentialing Committee, there have been […]
For art therapy credential holders, there are many milestones to be reached: from applying for the Provisional Registered Art Therapist Credential (ATR-Provisional) at the beginning of one’s art therapy career, to achieving ATR status, passing the Art Therapy Board Certification Exam, obtaining the ATR-BC, and then, one day, after a long and vibrant career, considering […]
As an art therapist and educator, I have a special fondness for the term life-long learner. Indeed, part of the exciting journey of being an educator is that there are numerous opportunities to expand one’s knowledge base while supporting the learning of others. Yes, I have voluntarily signed up for more reading, writing, and research […]
Managing the requirements to maintain credentials and licensure may often get put aside as we juggle the responsibilities of our professional and personal life. Before you realize it, the ATCB National Office sends you a reminder that it is time to recertify. Keeping good client records is a priority in a professional practice. It is […]
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“I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, people will forget what you did, but people will never forget how you made them feel.” -Maya Angelou Art therapists are trained to listen, to be grounded, and to think therapeutically; as artists, we are expected to be expressive, emotionally astute, and understand expressive materials. Being […]
Are you ready to take on a new supervisee? Maybe you are new to Supervision or have been burned a bit in the past? Maybe you are looking for professional growth? You get the call or email requesting your services. What an honor. How can you adequately assess the positive potential of forming this new […]