With our routines and activities disrupted by the pandemic, this conversation about creativity is particularly timely. Creativity can take many forms, and it's a powerful tool of self-exploration, expression, and healing from painful experiences. Drs. Stephani Jahn and Sara Nash share how they personally use creativity, and how students can develop their own creativity practices to support growth, self-acceptance, and having more fun. 

<p>With our routines and activities disrupted by the pandemic, this conversation about&nbsp;creativity is particularly timely. Creativity can take many forms, and it's a powerful tool of self-exploration, expression, and&nbsp;healing from painful experiences. Drs. Stephani Jahn and Sara Nash share how they&nbsp;personally use&nbsp;creativity, and how students can&nbsp;develop their own creativity practices to support&nbsp;growth, self-acceptance, and having more fun.&nbsp;</p>

CWC Talks is a podcast devoted to honest conversations about mental health and wellness in college and beyond. Episodes feature a variety of topics relevant to undergraduate and graduate students, from racism to managing panic attacks to developing resources for hard times. 

<p>CWC Talks is a podcast devoted to honest conversations about mental health and wellness in college and beyond. Episodes feature a variety of topics relevant to undergraduate and graduate students, from racism to managing panic attacks to developing resources for hard times.&nbsp;</p>