Corinne Karl Design

So proud to show off this video I had the privilege to art direct and assist in illustrating in collaboration with Pookyhonk Productions for R1 Learning! This is just the beginning of a whole line of videos we plan to create to go with our topics. I've so enjoyed working with R1 to flesh out these topics complete with models, decks, guides, and now videos to bring them to life and spark change. I promise one day I'll show off alllll the work I've done for R1, but here's a taste :)

R1 Stages of Change The Stages of Change – Building Skills for Change! We're excited to share R1's first topic video in the R1 Learning System, which provides an overview…

It’s been an age since I’ve posted. Work-from-home-mom-ing and toddler-raising while marching through another pregnancy (I’m due in just a couple short months) has kept me busy. Then this pandemic happened and the world turned upside-down.

Today I just wanted to share this good word that was brought to my attention as I listened to the Coffee and Crumbs podcast, which I somehow only recently discovered. Tolkien spoke such deep timeless truths in his work The Lord of the Rings. I hope you might hope in these words like I did, clinging to the truth that one day everything sad will come untrue.

I’ve been so very busy partnering with R1 Learning that I haven’t posted about it very much. Check out R1, which stands for Recovery First. I’ve been working diligently with R1 these past few years to create the Discovery Cards, a hands-on engaging tool that can help individuals and groups better engage with different topics like Phases of Addiction, Emotions & Feelings, Healthy Boundaries, Career Interests, and so much more! You have to see it to believe the impact that engaging with the decks and making intangible things tangible can have. I’m so proud of the work they do and the good work we’ve done together to build an innovative and comprehensive learning system that can change lives.

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Feeling like Christmas, isn’t it? Was excited when my church, Park Church, let me play with chalk on their walls in this little ode to Christmas in Monmouth County (or MOCO, as Pastor Matt likes to call it). Can you spot all the MOCO nods?