Embracing Autism: The Therapeutic Power of Art w/ Jackie Schuld - Part 1

Kindred Conversations with Aubrey Baptista

What if you had the chance to peer into the fascinating life of an art therapist who discovered her own autistic identity while guiding others through their repressed emotions? This is the unique story of Jackie Schuld, an art therapist with autism and ADHD, as she navigates the waters of private practice. Jackie specializes in late-identified autism, her journey to self-discovery is nothing short of inspiring. She opens up about her experiences as an intern that motivated her to establish a private practice and the startlingly low pay rate she was initially offered. Her story is a testament to perseverance and the courage to chart one's unique path.
Have you ever wondered about the power of art therapy and how it can influence our understanding of ourselves and the world? Jackie has the answers, and she shares them through her artistic books 'Grief is a Mess' and 'Making it Through Chemotherapy.' Hear her discuss her creative processes, the distinct messages each book carries, and the intersection of art therapy and autism. She also speaks about how art therapy can offer grounding and present-moment awareness. Join us as Jackie unveils her story of resilience, self-discovery, and the transformative power of therapy. Don't miss out on this captivating conversation that celebrates the unsung heroes among us.
jackieschuld.com

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Kindred Art Therapy
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Alynee Davis, PLLC
Visit https://alynnedavis.com/ to connect.
Alynne is a Licensed Clinical Mental Health Counselor and Coach.

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Hoofdstukken

1. Exploring Private Practice and Autistic Identity (00:00:03)

2. Artistic Expression in Personal Book Experiences (00:15:49)

3. Discovering Jackie Jackie (00:22:51)