Eva Saphir tells her story from the unique perspective of an art therapist & therapist, in which she is her own life-long case-study. Eva's art therapy pieces are the focal point of this self-reflection, while memories of her youth are juxtaposed against her feisty adult composite. As the daughter of Jewish parents who escaped the holocaust in Europe and fled to Argentina, Eva says our lives are filled with many holocausts. In full vulnerability, she offers us a window into her personal coping methods dealing with trauma, relationships, family dynamics, advocacy, pain and her own mortality.