Ninat Friedland (Toronto, ON)

Envisage reviewer Ninat Friedland shares a comprehensive review of Erica Curtis’ new book, Working with Anger Creatively: 70 Art Therapy-Inspired Activities to Safely Soothe, Harness, and Redirect Anger for Meaningful Change.

Natalie Kang Qian Yi, Yoko Choi Chi Mei, & Dr. Pamela Costes-Onishi (Singapore)

Amongst the many materials used in art therapy, masks have been used as a projective technique in exploring one’s persona, allowing one to bring to consciousness how they see themselves. As such, this offers the individuals an opportunity to engage in an exploration of self-image and identity.

Nature’s Way
Taylor Bourassa-Wilson (Ottawa, ON)

The beauty about preservation is that specific dichotomy between holding on and letting go: the flowers retain some of their vitality, all their memories, and change from what they once were. This change is what begs me to settle and become comfortable with the idea of letting go.