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Post and Courier April 7, 2002 BY STEPHANIE HARVIN of the Post and Courier Staff Doctors told Kate Watson she had a brain tumor. Then she decided how she wanted to live. The hardest time for Kate Watson came...

Local art therapist helps Bosnians to heal Teachers, pupils in war-torn town learn creative ways of coping BY ALLISON BRUCE of The Post and Courier Staff July 5, 2001 In Gorazde, bullet-riddled buildings line the streets. The town, located...

With 20 years of teaching art and art therapy experience, Dianne Tennyson's fervor for art is evident and infectious..

The City Paper Volume1 Issue 32 April 15, 1998 This article presents alternative medical and healthcare options available. This section is the portion on art therapy. The Healing Power of Touch Susan Harvey, a licensed massage therapist at Professional...

Fifth-grade students from angel Oak and Springfield Elementary schools are working together with South African skipper Neal Peterson to create a coloring book about his life.

Angel Oak walking like an Egyptian Article written by Dianne Tennyson and Bunnie Summmers about their students Sixth-grade students at Angel Oak Elementary School on John’s Island recently immersed themselves in studying ancient Egypt- tight down to the authentic...

Post and Courier THIS WEEK In East Cooper June 25, 1992 Staff Photos by David Quick The Isle of Palms Recreation Department is sponsoring its first art camp in July with instructors Dianne Tennyson and Kasimer Kowalski (both standing),...

Dianne Tennyson (right) points to a shrimp trawler motoring in the harbor near Alhambra Hall in Mt. Pleasant. She has been teaching children art during a summer workshop put on by the Mount Pleasant Department of Recreation.