The Gift of Humor
Humor is a catalyst for truth, bond, and art. It’s also a medium that feeds our intuition and serves as a reliever and an instigator during prime moments. During times of complicated political matters, it can serve as an ambiguous communicative device for social awareness. There is a strong assumption that comedians tell jokes as a way to displace the pain of their own life experiences. Getting to know someone is no small feat, it can even feel like pulling teeth. Humor serv
Strengthening communication with teenagers.
The phase of identity crisis and awkward body changes. The year is 2019 and to make things even more complicated, we are in the advancement of technological mobility; living through the nucleus of the social media wave and the aftermath of the Me generation. The intensity of speed has accelerated to insurmountable levels, making it difficult for current research to prove the end results of such rapid shifts regarding technology. The popularity of these communication technolog
Connection through Art.
Within every form of art is a human or the aspects of nature. The psychoanalyst, Sigmund Freud, identified what we know as the defense mechanisms; that of which protects the ego during its most vulnerable moments. One of those defense mechanisms that the human being utilizes, is called sublimation. Sublimation is a function that a person demonstrates to transform socially unacceptable idealizations and impulses into acceptable actions and behaviors. Anxiety, sadness, and othe
