Prominent Art Therapist to visit Van

In her "'pre-Capilano life'', Terry Adler
worked for ten years as a social worker in
a treatment centre--Browndale/Warrendale--
with. Dr. Fischer, founder and Director of
Toronto's Art Therapy Institute. She would
strongly urge anyone interested in person-
al growth to take advantage of his upcom-
ing Art Therapy Experiential Workshops at
UBC and the Jewish Community Centre March

20 and 21. ODr. Fischer, says Terry, is an
exceptional healer and teacher and this is

a great chance to explore one's inner
world and creativity through the use of

Art Therapy. Through a person's spontane-
ous paintings and clay sculptures, images

emerge and through these non-verbal mess-
ages can be obtained a greater understand-

ing of oneself and others. Dr. Fischer has
devoted much of his’ long psychiatric car-

eer to the prevention of emotional distur-
bances in children and adults. Widely re-

garded as an authority on the effecitve-
ness of art therapy in diagnosis, treat-

ment and rehabilitation, he pioneered res-
idential treatment programs for children

and adolescents, the extensive use of
group psychotherapy and the use of art as

a tool for personal growth. The workshops
are from 9:30 to 4 and the fee °$45, For

more information contact Lois Woolf, 926-
9381. Or talk to Terry.

Students for Peace meet

There will be a meeting of the Students

for Peace Committee on Thursday at 5 pm in
the Student Union office. The committee is

organizing a Disarmanent Symposium for the
end of March and all people interested in

helping out are welcome to join in.

Lecture opened to public

Are you interested in the display of rare
Greek artifacts entitled ''The Search for

Alexander'' which is currently in San Fran-
cisco? Even if you couldn't afford to sign
up for the C.E. trip to San Francisco, you
can still go to the pre-trip lecture. The
Community Ed. people are opening up the
lecture to the public for a fee of $5, and

have rescheduled it from March 10 to April
14, 7:00 pm in the All College Lounge. The

lecture will be by Dr. James Russell, Pro-
fessor of Classics and specialist in Clas-
sical archaeology at UBC. For more infor-
mation contact Joy Smith at C.E., local

325.