by Deborah Cox | Apr 27, 2020 | Aesthetics, Artistic Healing, Coaching For the Therapist, Colors, Create Art, following inspiration, Rooms
Doing telemedicine gives me a view into my clients’ homes. Too often, I see people neglecting the home office and treating it like a storage closet for every odd thing with no designated spot. But working from home in the days of COVID-19, we need a just-right...
by Deborah Cox | Feb 1, 2020 | Aesthetics, Anxiety & Calm, Artistic Healing, Beauty Culture, Becoming More of Your True Self, Create Art, Uncategorized, Women
A 3-Step Guide to Loving Yourself through Photography by Cory Powell As a portrait photographer, I hear so many people say: “I hate being photographed,” or “I’m not photogenic,” or “I’m too fat,” or “Who would even want a photo of me?” And many photographers say,...
by Deborah Cox | Dec 2, 2019 | Aesthetics, Artistic Healing, Coaching For the Therapist, Create Art, following inspiration, Rooms, Therapy
Therapists, you know how important your workspace is to your mood. Your office affects you on every level because you’re there A LOT. Your office also shapes the work you do with clients and sets the tone for inspiration – or boredom, dullness, and discouragement....
by Deborah Cox | Oct 2, 2019 | Aesthetics, Artistic Healing, Coaching For the Therapist, Colors, Ideas, Laughs, Reconceive, Rooms, Sounds, Uncategorized, Words
Therapists Need Support Too We pour ourselves daily into helping others, and we feel good about that. But sooner or later, we experience burnout: stress and fatigue that hangs on, boredom or confusion in how we work, mental blocks, and a feeling of failure. Burnout...
by Deborah Cox | Jun 2, 2019 | Aesthetics, Artistic Healing, Becoming More of Your True Self, Coaching For the Therapist, Create Art, following inspiration, Reconceive, Therapy
Beauty: The Solution to Therapist Burnout Beauty is everywhere you look. But most therapists have been trained away from it. We got trained to look at problems. Problems=the un-beauty. This formula leads straight to burnout. Looking at problems served us pretty well ....
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