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Name-poll poll I am going to be 42 in June ~ since I am done having children it is time I start thinking about `what I want to be when I grow up`, lol. :) My art program and the book/blog in the works are two of the three things I have on my `bucket list` the last is expanding my degree so that when I all my children are in school I have a new degree that I can consider working in. I`ve been doing childcare for 14 years so will be ready for a change. I am wondering if anyone here has gone back to college PT with online prgrams and how it worked for you? I have plenty of time to do it, like 4 plus years, lol. Want a degree in Art Therapy (anyone here an art therapist?) Am I crazy and to old to be considering this since it will be more work then I should take on at my age and such or is this an achievable goal? Would love to hear from others ~
(Name poll by RobinG, 1541 days ago)
I am in Art Therapy and it was hard but worth it ~
I am going back to college online and it is def managable ~
To hard in another field, I tried it and didnt succeed
I tried in art therapy too and it isnt a field I liked after all ~


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karenbg (1540.4 days ago)
I would define your goals a bit further; what population do you want to work with as an art therapist? I worked with one in a pediatric psych ward and there were days she found it fulfilling and days she found it difficult. Another suggestion would be to contact art therapists in your area and ask to shadow them for a day. I think that`s a difficult field to get a job in, that`s the only reason I am giving feedback; I would want to know that ahead of time before investing time and money into it. (Not that it won`t change over time) Good luck!

RobinG (1540.6 days ago)
I currently have an AAS in Advertising Design and Production ~



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