Expressive Therapies Continuum Q&A / Virtual Office Hours: AMA (Ask Me Anything!)
January 31, 2025 / 2:00-3:15 PM Pacific Standard Time
Do you have unanswered questions about the Expressive Therapies Continuum?
Sometimes all it takes is an informal, informative conversation to turn mysteries into knowledge
Come and learn about this ahead-of-its-time, nervous system-informed framework in a relaxed setting with relaxed people
You don’t know where to go for straight-up answers to your burning Expressive Therapies Continuum questions
No matter where you turn, you can’t seem to find the answers to your burning ETC questions. There are many things to read and many people with conflicting ideas about the framework, but you wish you could get some straight-up info without having to make your head spin any further.
You’ve got a bibliography but want more assurance
You once thought the ETC was kinda’ simple, but you’ve reconsidered and have been trying to separate fact from fiction. You’re curious and hopeful that your efforts are taking you in the right direction; the Expressive Therapies Continuum bibliography has been a big help, and now you need something at the next level.
I studied under the Expressive Therapies Continuum’s co-creators and am happy to assist you
I’m Megan, and I help clinicians separate ETC fact from ETC fiction. I offer supervision and webinars, and now I’m offering a virtual Q&A session to field all inquiries about this outcome-informed, pantheoretical model. It’s exciting to see people have “light bulb moments” as they grasp the nuances of the Expressive Therapies Continuum and conceptualize how it will strengthen their work with others!
Level up your understanding of the Expressive Therapies Continuum for FREE
If you’re ready to kick back and enjoy a relaxed learning atmosphere where the only agenda item is to learn more than you knew before about the ETC and its relevance to your work, please join me for a 75-minute opportunity to ask me anything! This event is FREE and limited to 25 participants—wouldn’t you like to be one of them?
This might be for you if: You’re a therapist who
is new to the Expressive Therapies Continuum.
has had some exposure to the Expressive Therapies Continuum but is confused about some (or all!) of it.
is trying to refresh what you learned about the Expressive Therapies Continuum from its co-creators.
doesn't have Expressive Therapies Continuum questions but likes to learn by listening to others.
Maximum seats available: 25
Investment: FREE!
Are you ready to learn about the Expressive Therapies Continuum and relax at the same time?
Hope to see you there!
More information
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Megan VanMeter
LPC (AZ), LMHC (IN), LPC-AT/S (TX), ATR-BCMegan is licensed by the counseling boards in the U.S. states of Arizona, Indiana, and Texas, and she also holds board-certification status through the Art Therapy Credentials Board. She has developed an online private practice using the Expressive Therapies Continuum (ETC), a nervous system-informed framework, as a basis for assessment, treatment planning, intervention, progress monitoring, and case conceptualization. Megan earned her master’s degree in art therapy with a specialization in grief and medical counseling from the University of Louisville, where she studied under ETC co-creators Vija Lusebrink and Sandra (Kagin) Graves-Alcorn.
She has served on professional boards and committees at local, regional, and national levels. A scholar at heart, Megan enjoys doing research, giving presentations, and writing about the Expressive Therapies Continuum. She is hopeful that a new generation of art and expressive therapists will have the opportunity to learn the ETC via methods similar to the ones her professors used. Megan is currently developing a community of ETC enthusiasts and shares information with them through a monthly newsletter. See https://www.meganvanmeter.com/for-expressive-therapists for more information.
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It is your responsibility to ensure that you are using the technology and equipment that best facilitate your online learning experience. Megan VanMeter PLLC does not assume liability for lagging technology/equipment used by any attendee.
Please note that Megan VanMeter PLLC does not assume liability for misapplication or misuse of the content and information covered in this virtual Q&A session. The session is being provided for informational purposes only; your attendance does not constitute a formal agreement or arrangement for treatment, training, or any other purpose.
Per good professional boundaries, do not photograph, capture screenshots of, video record, audio record, livestream, or publish online this virtual Q&A session or any portion of it. Your attendance does not constitute the right to take material from the session and store, modify, or distribute it in any way.