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Expressive art therapy is ... the use of modalities that require a low level of technical skill, allowing a high level of pleasure, lucidity, surprise, imagination and sensitivity a specialisation that uses the transition from one artistic medium to another to engage all sensory capacities • support from the therapist • a time for discussion and reflection on the works produced, to learn more about one's body, mind, feelings and socialisation patterns. Expressive art therapy combines the transition from one form of expression to another to stimulate creativity. I invite you to shape and create to connect with your creative imagination and resources through ... • drawing • painting • modelling • writing • poetry • movement • sounds • music • photocollage • storytelling • theatrical forms • play • breathing • land-art Intermedial art therapy is also ... • a creator • an art therapist • an artwork Expressive art therapy is also ... • a workshop • art materials • a time for creation • symbols and metaphors • times for words and times without words • sensations and emotions

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Kinesioka is a Kinesiology practice located in Geneva, opposite the Maison de Quartier de la Jonction, at Avenue Sainte-Clotilde 17, within the Centre de Soins Les 3 Platanes. Consultations are available by appointment from Monday to Friday, 9 AM to 7 PM, and on Wednesdays from 9 AM to 9 PM. Kinesiology is a holistic approach that blends the ancient wisdom of Chinese medicine with the principles of modern physiology. It is based on the principle that the body, mind, and soul are deeply interconnected, and that well-being results from balancing these three aspects. Through non-invasive and personalized techniques, kinesiology helps restore inner harmony by balancing the mental, emotional, physical (structural), and energetic aspects of the body (meridians, chakras). How does it work? Kinesiology utilizes muscle testing, based on the research of Dr. Goodheart, to identify stress in the body (mental, emotional, physical, and energetic) and to determine the most effective techniques to restore balance.