Samantha Simons, c-rprs / eryt

The Lion's Pen

Samantha Simons, c-rprs / eryt

  • Hope and Victrolas with Dr. Stephanie Wright, social psychologist, author, and activist

Hope and Victrolas with Dr. Stephanie Wright, social psychologist, author, and activist

Monday 2nd August 2021

Join Samantha Simons and Dr. Stephanie Wright as they explore how art fuels recovery and personal growth. Listen now on alcoholfree.com.
66 minutes
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The Lion's Pen
Author:
Samantha Simons, c-rprs / eryt
Overview:
Categories:
Creative Recovery Journeys
Mindful Recovery
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Mindfulness & Emotional Wellbeing
Innovative Treatments & Recovery Paths
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Healing Through Art: A Conversation with Dr. Stephanie Wright

As long as we have been vaguely human, there has been art. Like you don't get from point a to point b without art.
Imagine a world where art is not just a pastime but a lifeline. In this episode of 'The Lion's Pen', Samantha Simons sits down with Dr. Stephanie Wright, a psychologist, author, and passionate advocate for recovery through the humanities. Dr. Wright, who wears many hats—mother, professor, writer, and activist—shares her unique insights on how art and emotional expression can pave the way for personal growth and healing.
From discussing the pressures of academic performance to highlighting community programs that teach marketable skills like culinary arts and horticulture, this episode dives deep into the transformative power of creativity. Dr. Wright believes that hope is essential for personal revival, likening it to air for physical well-being. She also touches on the discriminatory nature of access to recovery resources and the critical role humanities play in education.
Whether you're on a recovery journey yourself or supporting someone who is, this conversation offers valuable perspectives on using art as a tool for healing. Tune in to explore how laughter, vulnerability, and empathy can make all the difference in the path to recovery.