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ABOUT THE SPONSOR
About Expressive Media Inc.: An Interview with Judith Rubin, Eleanor Irwin, and Others
Expressive Media Inc.
(EMI) is a nonprofit organization cofounded in 1985 by pioneer art therapist, psychologist, and analyst, Judith A. Rubin, with her colleague Eleanor Irwin, pioneer drama therapist, psychodramatist, and analyst. EMI's focus is the production and distribution of films demonstrating best practices in the expressive arts, including a number of award-winning titles. The Institute of the Arts in Healing furthers EMI's educational mission to "extend the healing power of the arts" to people of all ages. For more information about EMI, watch clips or stream our films, or to buy DVDs, visit
www.expressivemedia.org
.
SUMMIT LEADER
Barry M. Cohen, MA, ATR-BC
began his career in the helping professions as a Child Life Specialist at Yale/New Haven Hospital in 1979. In 1982, while Director of Expressive Therapies at Mount Vernon Hospital, Alexandria, VA, he developed the Diagnostic Drawing Series (DDS), a standardized art assessment and award-winning multicenter research project, still in use worldwide. Cohen is the author/co-author of numerous journal article sand chapters, and co-authored/co-edited three books, including T
elling Without Talking: Art as a Window into the World of
Multiple Personality
, and the workbook,
Managing Traumatic Stress through Art
,
both published in 1995. He has taught extensively in the United States, Canada, and the Netherlands. A professional conference planner and consumer fair promoter, he produced and chaired the Eastern Regional Conference on Trauma and Dissociation (1989-1996) and was Conference Manager of the American Art Therapy Association's 2006 and 2007 conferences. Barry joined Expressive Media as Executive Director in 2008, and introduced its Institute of the Arts in Healing Spring Institute in 2009, then founded the annual Expressive Therapies Summit in 2010. In 2013, with Eliana Gil, he co-founded the
Mid-Atlantic Play Therapy Training Institute
, an annual conference held just outside Washington, DC. In 2017, Barry co-founded the annual
Expressive Therapies Summit: Los Angeles
conference with Ping Ho of UCLArts & Healing.
SUMMIT TEAM
We've got no membership, a mostly-volunteer staff,
and no Summit office,
but . . .
we have an amazing group of people
helping to make your experience at the Summit,
well,
in a word . . .
AWESOME!
April Schneider
Events Manager
Angel Thompson
Materials Coordinator
Reina Lombardi, ATR-BC, ATCS
Program Coordinator
Lynn Murphy
Volunteers Coordinator
Elizabeth Dewjee, MS, ATR-BC
Logistics Coordinator
Laura Bauder, MA
Social Media Coordinator
Janice Rose-Gill, MS, ATR-BC, LCAT
Graphic Designer
Erika Mayer, MS, ATR-BC, LCAT
Site Coordinator
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or during the Summit, contact
lmurphy@expressivemedia.org
. . .
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Eleventh
Annual
EXPRESSIVE THERAPIES SUMMIT: NEW YORK
Art - Drama - Music - Poetry - Psychodrama - Dance - Sandplay
www.expressivetherapiessummit.com
Thursday through Sunday
NOVEMBER 12-15, 2020
NEW YORK, NEW YORK
7 Creative Arts • Over 150 Faculty • 4 Days
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Program and Registration Available in July
Sponsored by
www.expressivemedia.org
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