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Reclaiming Creativity and Healing Through Art with Krishna Kayastha

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Reclaiming creativity and healing through art is essential because you’re innately creative, even if you’re someone who wouldn’t label yourself as “a creative.” Many of people learn to disconnect from their creativity as children because self-expression doesn’t feel safe, pressure to do art “right” surrounded it with perfectionism, and internalized productivity prioritizing. All of these have an impact on our mental health. This is why reclaiming space for creativity for creativity sake can be integral in a healing journey. Additionally, having space held for you can be healing for access to your authentic expression.
In this episode of Unlimited, I invited Krishna Kayastha (she/her) to join me in a conversation about reclaiming creativity and healing through art.
Some of what we talk about in this episode includes:

  • Lessons learned through motherhood
  • Releasing perfectionism and embracing play
  • Supporting your mental health through journaling
  • The necessity of allowing yourself space

LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:
The Artist's Way
CONNECT WITH KRISHNA:
Website
Instagram
Weekly Journal Prompts
CONNECT WITH VALERIE:
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Facebook
Get email updates
Ask Valerie

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Manage episode 415628318 series 2824596
Content provided by Valerie Friedlander. All podcast content including episodes, graphics, and podcast descriptions are uploaded and provided directly by Valerie Friedlander or their podcast platform partner. If you believe someone is using your copyrighted work without your permission, you can follow the process outlined here https://player.fm/legal.

Send me a text!

Reclaiming creativity and healing through art is essential because you’re innately creative, even if you’re someone who wouldn’t label yourself as “a creative.” Many of people learn to disconnect from their creativity as children because self-expression doesn’t feel safe, pressure to do art “right” surrounded it with perfectionism, and internalized productivity prioritizing. All of these have an impact on our mental health. This is why reclaiming space for creativity for creativity sake can be integral in a healing journey. Additionally, having space held for you can be healing for access to your authentic expression.
In this episode of Unlimited, I invited Krishna Kayastha (she/her) to join me in a conversation about reclaiming creativity and healing through art.
Some of what we talk about in this episode includes:

  • Lessons learned through motherhood
  • Releasing perfectionism and embracing play
  • Supporting your mental health through journaling
  • The necessity of allowing yourself space

LINKS FROM THIS EPISODE:
The Artist's Way
CONNECT WITH KRISHNA:
Website
Instagram
Weekly Journal Prompts
CONNECT WITH VALERIE:
Website
Instagram
Facebook
Get email updates
Ask Valerie

Support the Show.

  continue reading

107 episodes

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