Pamela Mueggenberg, M.S., LMHP
Pamela is a licensed professional counselor and art therapist focusing on trauma and attachment. She has her undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in Visual Arts and received her Masters in Art Therapy Counseling from Marylhurst University in Portland, Oregon. She has extensive training in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), certified as a Trauma Professional, and is heavily influenced by Dan Seigel's curriculum on neurophysiology, attachment, and trauma. Pamela is currently in private practice at Omaha Art Therapy LLC and sees adults who are seeking support with trauma, attachment, major mental health disorders, and life transitions.
Pamela is a licensed professional counselor and art therapist focusing on trauma and attachment. She has her undergraduate degree in Psychology with a minor in Visual Arts and received her Masters in Art Therapy Counseling from Marylhurst University in Portland, Oregon. She has extensive training in Trauma Focused Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (TF-CBT), certified as a Trauma Professional, and is heavily influenced by Dan Seigel's curriculum on neurophysiology, attachment, and trauma. Pamela is currently in private practice at Omaha Art Therapy LLC and sees adults who are seeking support with trauma, attachment, major mental health disorders, and life transitions.
Creative Arts Therapy
Instructor: April Follmer, MS, LMHP
Louisa W. Foster PSYD, RDT/BCT
Stephanie Jacobson, MFA
Danielle Laurion MA, R-DMT, GLCMA, LMHP
Pamela Mueggenberg, M.S., LMHP
Bridget M. Shevlin, MT-BC, CCTP
Sunday, June 21st - Saturday, June 27th
(3 credits)
Through reading, discussion, and experience students gain understanding of a wide range of creative arts modalities and therapeutic approaches. Appropriateness of application of modalities and methods for various populations is discussed. Art (drawing, painting, sculpting), poetry, journaling, storytelling, dance/movement, sand play, music (instruments and singing) are explored and woven intermodally with drama.
In this course, participants are exposed to specialized disciplines beyond their current level of training and/or outside of the purview of Drama Therapy. Use of these modalities, without proper training and supervision, would exceed their scope of practice. Participants are responsible for ensuring that they are in compliance with professional standards and limits of practice as defined by the ethics code, as well as licensing and credentialing laws in the state of practice.
Introduction to Bunraku Puppetry Ensemble Wednesday 6/24 6-9pm:
Bunraku puppetry is an ideal meld of both mime, mask and puppetry; connecting three individual minds into one. In this workshop participants will work in small groups to build and bring a character to life through creating shared thought and action.
Indonesian Shadow Mask Workshop Thursday 6/25 6-9pm:
Participants will explore movement and practice building techniques of Indonesia- based Mask performance. Pooling the tools of shadow, silhouette, Laban and Lecoq technique into a theater practice that calls for character development from the outside-in.
Instructor: April Follmer, MS, LMHP
Louisa W. Foster PSYD, RDT/BCT
Stephanie Jacobson, MFA
Danielle Laurion MA, R-DMT, GLCMA, LMHP
Pamela Mueggenberg, M.S., LMHP
Bridget M. Shevlin, MT-BC, CCTP
Sunday, June 21st - Saturday, June 27th
(3 credits)
Through reading, discussion, and experience students gain understanding of a wide range of creative arts modalities and therapeutic approaches. Appropriateness of application of modalities and methods for various populations is discussed. Art (drawing, painting, sculpting), poetry, journaling, storytelling, dance/movement, sand play, music (instruments and singing) are explored and woven intermodally with drama.
In this course, participants are exposed to specialized disciplines beyond their current level of training and/or outside of the purview of Drama Therapy. Use of these modalities, without proper training and supervision, would exceed their scope of practice. Participants are responsible for ensuring that they are in compliance with professional standards and limits of practice as defined by the ethics code, as well as licensing and credentialing laws in the state of practice.
Introduction to Bunraku Puppetry Ensemble Wednesday 6/24 6-9pm:
Bunraku puppetry is an ideal meld of both mime, mask and puppetry; connecting three individual minds into one. In this workshop participants will work in small groups to build and bring a character to life through creating shared thought and action.
Indonesian Shadow Mask Workshop Thursday 6/25 6-9pm:
Participants will explore movement and practice building techniques of Indonesia- based Mask performance. Pooling the tools of shadow, silhouette, Laban and Lecoq technique into a theater practice that calls for character development from the outside-in.