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Do you Zentangle? create a zentangle in therapy

on: 5/09/2012 by Laura Hutchison

I’m not trained in art therapy, but I definitely use a lot of art and crafts in my work with my clients. Art and play therapy go so easily together; art can easily be playful and therapeutic. I also love it

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