The document describes the author's experience going through the TTAP Method, which involves 9 steps to help explore the 5 domains: Meditation and Drawing, Sculpture, Movement, Poetry or Words, Food, Theme Event, Photo Therapy, and What I Learned. The author reflects on meditating about her late puppy Pebbles, sculpting Pebbles' collar, enjoying field hockey and figure skating, relating to a Bob Marley quote, liking Chinese food, fond memories of her 20th birthday in Aruba, appreciating family and friends in photos, and learning how the TTAP Method helps explore creativity.

1. The Theme of Mwaaaahh! By:Jennifer Cattani What I like to do* My Life*

2. The TTAP Method* 9 Steps to help the 5 domains

3. My Puppy! The first step of the TTAP Method I really enjoyed was the Meditation and Drawing. The meditation made me think about my dog Pebbles who we had to put asleep recently. I then drew Pebble’s collar as my description. She was my first puppy for 15 years! Meditation & Drawing

4. Meditation to Sculpture.. After the meditation and drawing, Sculpture is the next step in the TTAP Method. I sculpted Pebble’s collar; which is what I saw in the meditation.

5. Sculpture to Movement.. I love Field Hockey And played it all through high school. My team was the County Champs in 2004. I also figure skated for seven years and competed

6. Movement to Poetry or Words Who are you to judge the life I live? I know I'm not perfect and I don't live to be, but before you start pointing fingers, make sure your hands are clean. -B ob Ma rley I love this quote because even though it is powerful, it still shows that no one is perfect to judge anyone else.

7. Words to Food.. I love Chinese Food! I am always in the mood for it. I either love to order in or eat at nice Chinese restaurants.

8. Food to Theme Event.. My 20th Birthday! I Spent my 20 th Birthday in Aruba with my family and I had such a great time! I will never forget it, and hope to go back!

9. Theme Event to Photo Therapy.. The love of my life* Family* Friends* “ A picture is worth a thousand words”

10. What I learned.. Learning the TTAP Method helped me understand a lot more and helped me when thinking of creative activities to do with patients/residents. I learned more about the 5 Domains and how important they are in the TTAP Method. K.ByE!