We'll explore what the creative process looks like and how it works across poetry and therapy with poet and Jungian analyst Naomi Ruth Lowinsky. Her memoir about her pushy muse is called The Sister from Below: When the Muse Gets Her Way. She's written three collections of poems and has a private practice in Berkeley, California.

We'll explore what the creative process looks like and how it works across poetry and therapy with poet and Jungian analyst Naomi Ruth Lowinsky. Her memoir about her pushy muse is called The Sister from Below: When the Muse Gets Her Way. She's written three collections of poems and has a private practice in Berkeley, California.

We'll explore what the creative process looks like and how it works across poetry and therapy with poet and Jungian analyst Naomi Ruth Lowinsky.&nbsp;Her memoir about her pushy muse is called The Sister from Below: When the Muse Gets Her Way.&nbsp;She's written three collections of poems and has a private practice in Berkeley, California.

Naomi Lowinsky on the Creative Process in Poetry and Therapy

Exploring the importance of creativity, play and imagination across society. Hosted by Steven Dahlberg and Mary Alice Long, Ph.D. Produced by the International Centre for Creativity and Imagination, in partnership with the National Creativity Network. ... 'The creation of something new is not accomplished by the intellect but by the play instinct acting from inner necessity. The creative mind plays with the objects it loves.' – Carl Jung

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Naomi Lowinsky on the Creative Process in Poetry and Therapy

Naomi Lowinsky on the Creative Process in Poetry and Therapy