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The Art of Incomplete

Roya Dedeaux

It's hard to know when to push a kid or let them stop something. This episode is all about the Art of Incomplete.

You'll hear a lot of stories of my life at the Cypress College Ceramics Studio. The photos below are a handful of the very, very few pictures I have of that incredibly formative time of my life! I was too busy throwing cups to take any pictures, apparently...


As always - if you want to do this kind of work in a guided and supported way, make sure to check out the Play with Purpose Membership Group. Use the code "BecauseILikeYou" for a free month!


The Art of Incomplete

Resources I mention during this episode:

The Recreative Online Art Group (formerly known as the Play with Purpose group)


Transcript Coming Soon!




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Roya Dedeaux LMFT

Roya Dedeaux is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist with a focus on using creative tools like art, writing, and recreation as a way to help teens and their families who don't quite fit the mold.


Roya’s first book, Connect with Courage: practical ways to release fear and find joy in the places your kids take you is the result of her background in Recreation and Leisure Studies and Marriage and Family Therapy and is the base of her Connect with Courage Parenting Course


She loves running her private practice, creating art prompts for her
two online art groups, and running games and challenges in the free Recreate Parenting Facebook community! When she's not doing that, she loves to make messes with her three wild & wonderful kids where they live and play hard in Southern California.

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