I am inquisitive about emotional entities and how they form and what people do with their existence.  I take thoughts for an example and consider how they relate one to another and how this thought is connected to that thought and that thought is connected to this feeling and this feeling is connected to that behavior.   It’s almost like a lined pattern.  I have been told that people can hear their thoughts and at times they can feel them.  As an Art therapist, I have clients use art media to express their thoughts and feelings.   I have found that clients’ thoughts exist differently externally than inside their minds internally after transitioning into an art form.   When thoughts are released, explored, and processed, clients experience changes in both their feelings and behavior.  Thoughts that were once internal patterns with lines connecting one to another are now seen externally but now have colorful characteristics.

 
My thoughts are lined with features that light up my personality.  I am disciplined, goal-oriented, and established with feelings of acceptance, caring, and self-assurance.  My behavior validates my thoughts and feelings in which I made the career choice to become a counseling Art therapist.  I exude qualities of tranquility, trustworthiness, honesty, and kindness.  I love the color of any shade.  My favorite color is red.  The color red to me is pretty.  In my personal view, it signifies plenty of positive progressive emotion.  I see myself as a bright colorful red flower whose petals fall off the session by session as our partnership in therapy will eventually come to an end.