Graphic Design Intern
Healing and Discovery Inc- Paradox Process
Graphic Design Intern
- Responsibilities
The Paradox Process, a center for healing and an innovative technology to heal the mind, is in need of an intern skilled in graphic design. One who is dedicated, creative and interested in building and maintaining design for our company, and willing to think outside the box! This is an opportunity to originate and create systems for a healing center. You will be working directly with the owner of the firm, so you must be comfortable relating ideas and progress in a simplified manner.
Responsibilities
- Create graphics for workshops, website, events, and social media.
- Collaborate with a team on social media and advertising campaigns
- Collaborate in designing a press packet
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- Qualifications
Requirements Must be skilled in areas of:
- Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign to maintain and create graphics for workshops, website, and social media.
- Skills in After Effects and Lightroom are a plus.
- Having prior experience in graphic design would be preferable.
Web Design skills are a HUGE plus:
- Knowledge in Square Space, Word Press, HTML, Dreamweaver, or CSS is a plus
- Knowledge in HTML & CSS, Java, Flash, Action Script is a plus
- Prior web administrative experience is desirable
- IndustryMental Health Care
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- About Us
The Paradox Process is a mindfulness tool used to identify, communicate and change negative feelings and perceptions. Our mission is to teach this tool to those who have the courage to confront themselves, in order to engage with the world and create the life they are capable of creating.
Thomas Jones, Rodger Bell, and a company of colleagues discovered and developed the Paradox Process thirty years ago. They were dedicated to the work of changing and overcoming emotional issues. Both Bell and Jones had been directors of therapeutic communities prior to their collaboration. Within those communities they taught many different modalities, but found something lacking. They created a meditative process of their own and out of that meditation came the Paradox Process. The Paradox Process brings the conscious mind to present by eliminating negative emotions from the past, and clearing anxieties and worries about the future. This results in an emotional shift that uncovers insight, thus allowing the individual to reveal the best version of him or herself. Unlike traditional psychotherapy, the Paradox Process focuses on what is going on in the moment not on dissecting one’s past. By focusing on the present, we heal the past. It isn’t about “fixing” oneself; it’s about realizing who you are in the world and continuing to build upon it.