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(SUNfoto by Louis McGill) Family and Youth therapist Erin Pomerantz-Castillo holds a piece of collage art made by one of her patients during an art therapy session. The works of art created during such therapy sessions can range from a sock monkey to a drawing of a monster to a collage. Pomerantz-Castillo said the method is especially helpful for shy children and creating artwork, “gives kids a sense of control that they don’t have in their exterior world.”

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   When Anthony Espinosa came to the Valley Community Health Center, he said he told himself that if he didn’t like it, he would leave. Espinosa had been diagnosed with cirrhosis of the liver five years ago. He said in…

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