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Creative Zen featuring Dr. Yanina Gomez In-Person

Date:
Friday, September 13, 2024
Time:
8:30 am - 10:00 am, Eastern Time - US & Canada (change)
Location:
Alvin Sherman Library: Second Floor, Cotilla Gallery
Audience:
  Adults  
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About the Event

Join us for a informative talk with Dr. Yanina Gomez

Dr. Yanina is a psychologist, author, and speaker. She has a Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degree in Educational Psychology and has also completed the Internal Family Systems Model Training, an integrative approach to psychotherapy. 

Dr. Yanina began her career as a psychologist working with children from pre-school to high school and helping parents raise their children in a healthier way. Her career has evolved throughout the years and among other projects, she helps parents maintain healthier and stronger relationships with their children, as well as, discipline and raise confident, independent children. She also helps individuals pursue healthier emotional wellness through her various resources.

Dr. Yanina is the lead author of the book Crush Self-Sabotage and Live Fully! The Artist's Wellness Journey to Confidence and Success. She is also the author of Moms Don’t Quit! How to Influence, Empower and Stay Connected with Your Tween or Teen in a Noisy World. This book has been translated into Spanish and Turkish and was placed in the top 10 finalists under its category for the 2018 Author Academy Awards, a competition featuring authors from around the world. 

Throughout the years, she has observed how art has the potential to affect the emotions, psychological states, and moods of people. Similarly, through coaching and numerous conversations with artists, she has witnessed how art making can be used as a tool to ease one’s tensions, release anxiety, as well as, a powerful and influential way to share the artist’s voice with the world.

Her insight and understanding of the psycho-emotional issues many artists experience have helped her develop practical mindset and emotional wellness resources artists may benefit from as they grow their art career. She believes that artists who maintain an optimal wholeness balance (Mind, Body, Soul) can enjoy healthier lives while making a greater impact in this world. She enjoys developing seminars, programs, and resources that are relevant to the thriving contemporary artist, especially brainstorming with artists about their career development and emotional well-being. Finally, she is a mother of two amazing children.


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