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Lisa Goudy/Times-Herald
Greg Lubimiv talks to a puppet on May 26, 2017
at the Early
Childhood Coalition Quality Education
Committee’s two-day conference, Creating
Our
Future: No Strings Attached, at the Heritage Inn.
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Greg Lubimiv believes puppets are a great way to help people
heal.
Officially employed as the executive director of a
children’s mental health unit in Ontario, he has also been working as a trainer
of using puppetry in therapy.
“Giving children more than words, giving them things to see,
to touch, to feel provides a lot more positive experience,” he told the
Times-Herald on Friday. “It’s something that people don’t think about, but it
is amazing how impactful those puppets can be.”
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