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Seen by the Essene

Posted December 4th, 2016 by & filed under Student & Alumni Stories, Wild Heart Gallery, Creativity & More, Consciousness & Mindfulness.

A submission and transmission came today during the Creative Writing group, led by Dr. Ann Filemyr, as a response to the prompt which was to use either 'hello' or 'goodbye' as the starter for each sentence. Excuse my crude grammar, but I enjoy poetry because I can break rules without consequences. hello Holy body…
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Panel Discussion On Private Practice In Santa Fe

Posted November 29th, 2016 by & filed under SWC Blog.

On November 15, 2016, 91µÎµÎ began its Entrepreneurship Series with a panel discussion composed of a variety of helping professionals in Santa Fe. The presenters were former SWC President Jim Nolan, Ph.D., LPCC; Emilah DeToro, M.Ed., PCC; Ginna Clark, PsyD., LPCC, ATR, Faculty member, Coordinator of the Human Sexuality Certificate Program; and Jessica Reeves,…
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What Cause Will YOU Stand Up For?

Posted November 28th, 2016 by & filed under Consciousness & Mindfulness, SWC Blog.

Student debt, the death of Fidel, Standing Rock, a shifting and historically unrecognizable economy, the Trump presidency, the Obama presidency, the avalanche of higher ed regulatory requirements, the exponential increase in documentation requirements by insurance companies, fracking, global warming, the diversification of the country, wall or no wall, remaining a sanctuary city...      Are…
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MA in Counseling or PhD in Psychology?

Posted November 20th, 2016 by & filed under SWC Blog.

So You Want to Be a Therapist? Counselor or Psychologist? Let’s start with the fact that becoming a licensed psychologist will take you a good 6-8 years or more to complete, and becoming an independently licensed Counselor will take you about 3-5 years, depending on your drive.  That’s a huge difference. Of course it’s not…
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Something Big Happened Today at 91µÎµÎ…

Posted November 16th, 2016 by & filed under SWC Blog.

Today we held our Second Annual Faculty Retreat, an exercise in Appreciative Inquiry, and a look into the potential futures of 91µÎµÎ/New Earth Institute. Before we actually began, I said to Robert Waterman “You know, this could be a meeting people look back on in ten years and say, that was a pivotal day…
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First Year Student Living in New Mexico for the First Time

Posted November 16th, 2016 by & filed under Student & Alumni Stories, Counseling at SWC, Art Therapy at SWC.

Being a first year student and new resident to New Mexico, orientation and the thought of the first day of classes was very intimidating. However, orientation was a great time. I met a lot of genuine and friendly fellow students in my cohort. After those two days, I feel excited to see where these next two years…
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Ecotherapy Interview: Post 1

Posted November 16th, 2016 by & filed under Student & Alumni Stories, Ecotherapy, Consciousness & Mindfulness.

The Ecotherapy certificate program at 91µÎµÎ offers a Wilderness Fast each year to interested individuals. In September 2016, Wilderness Fast members took a 9-day trip to Canyon De Chelly with Katherine Ninos and Carol Parker, the founder of the Wilderness Fasts offered at 91µÎµÎ. This is an interview with one of the program…
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New Beginnings

Posted November 16th, 2016 by & filed under Student & Alumni Stories.

I am settling into the first quarter of graduate school, and I can barely believe I am here- a sentiment it appears I share with many of my fellow students. Choosing to pursue a career in art therapy felt like choosing to chase a dream, but sitting in class after class with my brilliant classmates…
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Interview with Carol Parker

Posted November 16th, 2016 by & filed under Ecotherapy.

I, Rene, had the amazing opportunity to meet with Carol Parker at a coffee shop called Dulce in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Carol Parker brings with her a wealth of knowledge related to ceremonial space, initiations and rite-of-passages, and was the initiator of Wilderness Fasts at 91µÎµÎ. I asked her to meet to learn more…
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Considering Working with Addictions/Substance Abuse?

Posted June 4th, 2016 by & filed under Professional Training Certificates & NEI, SWC Blog.

A Letter to Anybody even REMOTELY Thinking of Working in Addictions/Substance Abuse Dear Friends, Colleagues, Prospective Students, Current Students, & Alumni, Credentials, licenses, and professional certificates can help us get jobs, and help us get clients and referral streams in private practice. This letter is for ANYBODY who thinks they MIGHT even POSSIBLY be interested…
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