Join us this February for FREE online talks by psychologists, exploring how to build stronger relationships and resilience in times of change.
Creative and artistic practices sustain us - they feed our hope and our imagination, help us make meaningful connections with ourselves and one another, and encourage creativity that can be applied in many areas of life. Finding avenues for inspiration and authentic self-expression is even more important in times of uncertainty and change. In this fun talk that fuses positive psychology with artistic themes, we will discuss how creative practices can help support our individual and community mental health and wellness, resilience, and relationship health.
Dr. Alina Sotskova
Dr. Alina Sotskova is a psychologist in British Columbia specializing in trauma-related disorders, complex assessments, medical-legal evaluations, and psychotherapy for anxiety, depression, and relationship challenges. She completed her PhD at the University of Victoria and a post-doctoral fellowship at the University of Western Ontario. With experience in community, hospital, forensic, and educational settings, Dr. Sotskova is passionate about mental health advocacy, evidence-based care, and teaching in clinical and academic contexts.
She is also the Founder and Co-Director of Voirelia, a non-profit dance and arts hub promoting creativity and community well-being. More information: voirelia.com | @Voirelia.
Registration deadline: Feb 5 at 12 PM (PST)
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*Please note that Psychology Month presentations are ineligible for Continuing Education (CE) credits. Attendance certificates will not be provided.
