Architecture of Compassion-Play/Improv

This year the 8th OPMH Architecture of Compassion series will feature preforming artists in our community who have followed their heart and dedicated their unique artistic skills and talents to nurturing in-person social connections that foster both mental and physical healing through shared experiences.

Our speaker this week is Amy Peterson, LCSW. She is a social worker with a theater background who specializes in attachment and trauma and is experienced in facilitating individual, group, and family therapy. Amy uses a playful approach, particularly when working with younger clients and the narratives her clients share inspire her to write and perform interpretive therapeutic monologues. Her work is a wonderful example of how compassionate performing arts programs can be a path for healing that can help bring resolution to past traumatic events in people’s lives.

https://www.familyattachment.org/TBD