ENPOINTE - Larrain, Claudia M
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Claudia Larrain's second edition book EnPointe, includes recent discoveries since the first edition. She discusses her own struggles with her mental health and how the arts provide her and other artists a place to express feelings from the subconscious, to help them heal. She discovered her connection to Sergio Larrain, a photographer from the 60s. She tells his story and the stories of creative minded artists such as Clyde Butcher, Steven Kenny and other masters of their crafts. Claudia hopes to open up the dialogue about mental health and provides resources to help the reader improve their…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
Claudia Larrain's second edition book EnPointe, includes recent discoveries since the first edition. She discusses her own struggles with her mental health and how the arts provide her and other artists a place to express feelings from the subconscious, to help them heal. She discovered her connection to Sergio Larrain, a photographer from the 60s. She tells his story and the stories of creative minded artists such as Clyde Butcher, Steven Kenny and other masters of their crafts. Claudia hopes to open up the dialogue about mental health and provides resources to help the reader improve their own lives. Join her on this journey and discover how your own creativity can be the best medicine, for a life toward wellness.
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Autorenporträt
Claudia Larrain, Ph.D is both a published author in the areas of Psychological Research and most recently short stories. She was a former ballet dancer and although she enjoyed writing for researchers, she finds creative writing to be a powerful creative outlet for her. She shares her story as well as stories from top artists including Clyde Butcher, Steven Kenny, Duncan McClellan, Helen French and Neverne Covington. She also discovers in her second edition that she is related to a well-known photographer from the 60s, Sergio Larrain. She discovers similarities in their use of meditation and black and white, fine art photography. She helps encourage her readers to learn from these stories and gain a path to wellness through creative art forms.