Taking Responsibility for One’s Creative Life @SoulCenteredPsychology
Taking Responsibility for One’s Creative Life  @SoulCenteredPsychology
Uploaded July 2023 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Interview with Nina Ross Ph.D. by Bonnie Bright Ph.D.

Nina Ross and Bonnie Bright discuss what happens when one attempts to make art, and the dynamic relationship between art and psychology. Nina offers personal retreats on art and psychology in Santa Fe, NM.

Nina Ross (PhD, LPAT, and ATR) has a PhD. in the Depth Psychology of Art from Union Institute. Nina is an artist, art therapist, and psychotherapist working from a Jungian perspective. Nina has led numerous workshops retreats, and classes at universities, retreat centers and conferences. She is a gentle, experienced and patient guide through the mysterious realms of art and the psyche.

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