Bracketing (In)(Out) by Rae Sabine This piece emerged after an art therapy supervision session, a raw and messy reflection on bracketing in or out my identity as a chronically ill therapist and supervisor. The heavy black brushstrokes represent bracketing out my illness during sessions, pushing it aside and containing it so I can hold space fully for participants. They feel jagged and storm like, mirroring how chronic illness intrudes and demands ongoing management. Beneath t

“Once Rooted” — “A body that was once grounded, now weathered by time. Strength remains in the cracks, stories held in the grain. Where...

The Johari Window, created by Joseph Luft and Harry Ingham, is a model that sheds light on different aspects of our personalities. It...