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About
neurolotus art therapy

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neurolotus'
story 

Research and constant learning have been my passion. In 2015 I graduated from Music, Mind a Brain a really interesting graduate program from Goldsmiths University of London. This Masters of Science gave me lots of tools and understanding of how Music can be used as a tool for motor and neuro-rehabilitation, wellness, community building, and mood regulation. This was a strong research-based program and to no extent would give me the therapeutic skills I wanted to develop. Moreover, the challenges of being an international racial minority student with a tight scholarship budget to survive and all the challenges I had strived in the past facilitated the good old SAD (Seasonal Affective Depression) and what years after, I have realized was an AuADHD (Austict-Attention Deficit and Hyper Activity) burnout. So I was in a hard place to find the motivation to continue going into the Academic world. 

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In England, I found the kindest friends, my Danish friends invited me to stay for a while with them while I rested and figured out what was next in my life. For a few days, while chilling in the cutest hygge home in Kovenhagen (my wonderful friends' place), I came up with the idea of using the prefix "neuro" and adding something else... that something else became "lotus". NEUROLOTUS was just born, I quickly did my search, and the www. was available, since then, I have held this page as my public professional profile.

 

Fast-forward to the present, I have become an Art Therapist and now neurolotus is becoming my dream art therapy / holistic healing studio space. 

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3414 Av. du Parc

Montréal, Québec 

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©neurolotus by Lily Jiménez Dabdoub
Professional Art therapist of Québec ATPQ-AATQ
C.C.C. Canadian Certified Counsellor by the CCPA 

Here is a list of Mental Health resources & support by the Lavender Collective. 

I acknowledge that I am an immigrant settler who lives, works, and benefits from taking up space in Tio'tia:ke colonized lands, in custody by the Kanien'kéha:ka Nation. Thus, within my capacity, I will continue to unlearn colonialized oppressive therapeutic practices, acknowledge appropriated ancestral practices, and with cultural humility make myself of service to the diverse communities in this space.
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