Ursuline College Art Therapy & Counseling Department and the Cuyahoga Community College Pre-Art Therapy/Creative  Arts Departments present the 10th Annual Art Exhibit, Lecture & Workshop February 2010

This Event was a huge success!
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Simplicity:

Creating a Vision of Doing More with Less


Keynote Speaker: Katherine Gibson, M.Ed.

Katherin GibsonBestselling author and dynamic public speaker, Katherine’s enthusiasm inspires her readers and audiences across North America. Katherine grew up in Edmonton, Alberta. She made a transition from teaching to writing in 1997, when Unplugged, an article describing how her family gave up television, was published.
Katherine sees life as a series of choices that either we make, or they are made for us. She believes it is easy to get lost in the clutter of everyday life through easy access to consumer goods and our ever-increasing pace of life. Her philosophy stresses we need not abandon our homes, jobs or friends to escape a crazy-making life in the fast lane, but rather we might learn to choose carefully what best reflects who we are and what matters most to us.Pause

FREE Lecture & Reception (1 CEU) 
Pause: Putting the Brakes on a Runaway Life
Katherine Gibson, M.Ed., Author
Thursday, February 11, 2010, 7:00pm
Tri-C - Eastern Campus - Liberal Arts Building E1. Author book signing in the gallery after the lecture. 

Gallery Exhibit & Reception Tri-C Gallery EAST
Opening Reception 6:00 - 9:00pm
Thursday, February 11, 2010
Show runs through March 2, 2010

Artwork by nationally known guest artist Donna DrozdaDonna Drozda Painting 
as well as local artists. A Silent auction will also be held. Proceeds go to art therapy and children with disabilities.


Parking will be available in H Lots
For more information please call: Tri-C Gallery EAST at: 216-987-2473

Exhibit Statement:
In this economic downturn, we have learned to make do with less, to simplify, and to focus more on our values. We have also become increasingly aware of how living in our fast paced, complex world can lead to high levels of stress, anxiety and depression.
Creative and visual expression can help to relieve stress, provide insight, tranquility and joy. This show celebrates the gifts of creative expression, and will focus on how we have coped, what is most important in our lives, and on creating more with less.Unclutter Your Life

Workshop (4 CEUs)
Unclutter Your Life: Transforming Your
Physical, Mental and Emotional Space
Friday, February 12, 2010, 9:00am - 1:00pm
Ursuline College  For more information and registration call: 440-646-8139. Featuring Katherine Gibson, M.Ed.

In this workshop, Katherine will help us to examine our hurried culture and offer thoughts on how to manage our challenging times and simplify our lives. Katherine will address not just the physical clutter in our life, but also our mental and emotional chaos. As she says in Pause, “What ever our position in society, whatever commitments we face or the complexities  of our personal challenges, we can create a life that soothes our soul. It’s a matter of choice. Running ourselves ragged doesn’t have to be in the program.”

CEUs for counselors, social workers and nurses.

Thank You to Our Sponsors:Tri-C Logo
Buckeye Paralyzed Veterans of America
Cuyahoga Community College Continuing Education
Cuyahoga Community College Creative Arts Dept.
Eugene and Jacky (deceased) Thompson
Ursuline College School of Graduate Studies
Ursuline College Ministry ProgramUrsuline Logo
Peg Tipka, MA, PC, ATR
www.counselingcreatively.com
Art Therapy Studio
Jeremy Gutow
LakeHouse Designs

The Buckeye Art Therapy Association

“Your book not only affirms some of my life choices but gives me even more food for thought, especially around emotional clutter and forgiveness. Your resource section alone is priceless. So thank you. I am glad I heard your CBC interview and found my way to your book.” - Reader in British Columbia

Katherine Gibson writes a book that is sorely needed in today’s bury-up, pile-it-on culture. She provides wisdom in helping us create space and time for what really matters in life. Many times less is more.”  - Brigham Young University

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