Emily Parker, Healing Through Colors And Creativity

Emily Parker

Expertise: Mindfulness and Therapeutic Coloring

Title: Product Manager & Content Manager
Location: Santa Fe, New Mexico

Education: 

  • B.A. in Psychology – University of California, Santa Barbara

  • M.A. in Art Therapy – Lesley University

Highlights 

  • A member of AATA (American Art Therapy Association - a place where art therapy is considered a mental health and human service job).

  • A certified MBSR (Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction) practitioner.

  • Speaks on topics about children's anxiety and expressive therapy at many national conferences.

  • Has more than 8 years of experience in creating art resources focused on health and well-being.

Emily Parker leads the creative heart of ColoringPagesJourney, blending her roots in art therapy with a real passion for emotional well-being. With a strong foundation in psychology, she crafts content that speaks to both kids and adults—gentle guidance, thoughtful pages, and personal notes that feel like a warm hand on your shoulder. For her, coloring isn’t just a hobby; it’s a quiet conversation with yourself. And she’s here to help you start it — expressing your emotions through coloring.

Experience 

  • A practitioner at the Center for Mindful Health.

  • A member of the developing team for therapeutic coloring books at CalmMind Publications.

  • Took charge of revising and editing the content related to the mindfulness theme.

  • Organized presentations and workshops about creativity and mindfulness at various wellness centers and public libraries.

Some Thoughts from Emily Parker:

“Ever see the moment when art can ease the worried mind and calm a person? Yes, I’ve! I witnessed the magic of art. Then I truly believed in the power of art therapy. That’s also the main reason I write and encourage people to enjoy coloring deeply, feeling it as a means to reflect their emotions. Art in general and coloring in particular are a special language. At ColoringPagesJourney, we’re confident that making it something quite clear and accessible for everyone.”