Creative blocks and procrastination are two of the most prominent features of artistic patients, whether they are exploring their creativity or are already successful professionals.

Often called writer’s block, creative blocks also happen to painters, composers, choreographers, and other artists. Although they are usually anxiety-provoking experiences in the moment, they often result in personal and creative growth when the artist addresses underlying self-conceptualization issues.

Procrastination allows the person to avoid the potential shame of failure by doing something considered less shameful.

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