Expressive Arts: Therapy, Consulting, Education
"Finding Our Way Back Home"
HomeFocusing on the things that are working for us initiates the strengths based, resource centered model that was the framework of Ms. Rancourt’s cultural childhood. This foundation supports "meeting the learner where they are at" while determining what pathways are readily adapting to new normals. Regardless of the modality the recipient/artist participant is engaged in, accessing pathways from the outside in supports the art making process that leads to change. "There's no hurry. We take our time." - Suzanne S. Rancourt
It is this flexibility, and adaptability, that employs Ms. Rancourt’s program development, assessment and implementation of life skills. Resiliency is survivability and if you are reading this then you are both.
What are you waiting for?
Walking the Northwoods: An interview of Ms. Rancourt by Adam Tinkle and Emily Rizzo. A 7 minute Soundcloud byte about Suzanne's philosophy and use of Nature in Trauma recovery. Click HERE
Interview with Ms. Rancourt 9/1/2019 The John Mac Radio Hour Click HERE to listen.
KATAAHDIN: Expressive Arts, TBI, PTSD and the power of the Natural World a woman veteran blogs her PTSD journey reconnecting with her Ancestors, the Natural World, and Indigeneity. Awasos
