Creative Bliss Therapy

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Betty Ford Smith, a teacher-turned-quilter, is renowned for preserving the traditional “Pine Cone” quilt pattern. She learned this intricate hand-stitched technique from a 92-year-old African American woman named Miss Sue (Arlene Dennis), whose story—along with her own—she documented in the book “Miss Sue and the Pine Cone Quilt.” She also authored “Pinecone Quilts: Keeping Tradition Alive – Learn to Make Your Own Heirloom.” Betty’s quilts have been exhibited in major national museums, including the Smithsonian. The “Pine Cone,” also known as the “Pine Burr,” is created by sewing folded fabric triangles side by side on a base in concentric circles, forming a rich, textured surface.

Hey Y’all! Creative Bliss will be featured on the show Roadtrip Nation on PBS this week & next week.

Episode 1 is on PBS Channel 8 9/28 at 8:30p

Episode 2 is on PBS Channel 8 10/5 at 8:30p

It can also be watched online at https://roadtripnation.com/roadtrip/wichita-documentary (https://roadtripnation.com/roadtrip/wichita-documentary)

Paths Across Kansas | Roadtrip Nation A two-episode documentary series about career opportunities in the Wichita region of South Central Kansas.

How To Become An Art Therapist: Requirements For Art Therapy Talk therapy may not work for everyone, and using only traditional language can create a barrier to expressing and working through individuals’ needs and emotions. Art therapy integrates psychotherapy with studio art and the creative process to support clients' personal and relational needs. As a

Thanks Arts Partners for having me lead a workshop at the ‘Just Add Arts Symposium’!

American Art Therapy Association’s 53rd Annual Conference - American Art Therapy Association We invite you to make your plans to join us November 9-13, 2022 in Minneapolis, MN! We know that you have missed seeing your art therapy colleagues in person, and we have missed seeing all of you too!