002 ∞ [voice]
[Amy is in one of the smaller rec rooms alone, sitting at a round table with tablets of paper and old coffee cans filled with markers. The markers are the kind that only work on the special paper, because when Amy thought of scenarios of what would happen once she started her temp work as an Art Therapist, visions of crazies scribbling all over the walls and all over her immediately sprung to mind.
She put a sign on the door, stating that the room was set aside for Art Therapy, even though Amy's still not 100% clear on what that is. Even after consulting the Guide and getting a bunch of sciencey mumbo-jumbo in response, the only thing she's really learned is that it is "helpful in communicating issues, emotions, and conflicts."
So basically she's going to sit there and supervise people drawing out their feelings.
She grabs the Guide, switching it on for a mass voice post and says,]
Anyone fancy an Art Therapy session? You get to draw with markers! Come to the recreation area and look for the room with a sign saying, "Art Therapy" on the door.
And save me from my boredom.
She put a sign on the door, stating that the room was set aside for Art Therapy, even though Amy's still not 100% clear on what that is. Even after consulting the Guide and getting a bunch of sciencey mumbo-jumbo in response, the only thing she's really learned is that it is "helpful in communicating issues, emotions, and conflicts."
So basically she's going to sit there and supervise people drawing out their feelings.
She grabs the Guide, switching it on for a mass voice post and says,]
Anyone fancy an Art Therapy session? You get to draw with markers! Come to the recreation area and look for the room with a sign saying, "Art Therapy" on the door.
And save me from my boredom.