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December 2012

21: Psychologist Cheryl Arutt on Mental Health and Creative People

August 2011

26: Psychologist Cheryl Arutt on Creative Artist Issues

December 2010

10: Shelley Carson on enhancing our creative brain

December 2009

13: Dr. Ted Zeff on how people can benefit from being highly sensitive

November 2009

21: Jenna Avery on helping sensitive souls thrive

October 2009

13: Dee Wallace on Conscious Creation

27: James C. Kaufman, PhD on creativity research

February 2009

07: Judith Orloff, MD on Emotional Freedom

December 2008

07: Cynthia Bain on teaching young actors

September 2008

16: Summer Bishil on acting

August 2008

October 2006

19: Scott Carter: co-founder of Scotts LA audio tours

August 2006

07: Interview with Douglas Eby by Linda Dessau

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My books [Douglas Eby]

Developing Multiple Talents: The personal side of creative expression.

"Part book about creativity, part compendium of useful tidbits, quotations and research, and part annotated bibliography, this is a wildly useful and highly entertaining resource." - Stephanie S. Tolan, writer and consultant on the gifted.

"Packed full of insights and resources for the creative life, this book offers new ways to thrive as a creative person." - Cynthia Morris, Creativity Coach

Kindle || Website: reviews & more info

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The Creative Mind: Identity and Confidence

The Creative Mind series explores creative talents and creative expression in terms of personal development and psychology.

Part One in the series is a focus on identity and confidence: topics that impact how motivated people will be to pursue creative ideas. | Kindle

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Being Highly Sensitive and Creative

Psychologists and neuroscience researchers are finding more confirmation for this trait of sensory processing sensitivity, present in at least fifteen percent of us, and are defining how it relates to creative ability.

Kindle || Brief Excerpt

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Inner Talent Interviews

Artists, psychologists and others talk about the emotional and psychological aspects of personal growth and nurturing creativity.

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