I left behind my doubts, fears and bitterness and carried out my self-confidence.

— Workshop Participant

Workshops & Lectures

Gardens and labyrinths are powerful tools for personal transformation as well as sacred places for group process.

As garden designer and certified labyrinth facilitator, I can provide customized workshops for small or large groups, at your home or your facility and tailor the topic to your interest.

Workshops and lectures can be formatted as two-hour, three-hour, full-day, or weekend retreats. For labyrinth and garden workshops, I provide participant materials. Labyrinth workshops include history, walk, creative activity, and group discussion.

Examples of my workshops include:

• Soulful Women’s Retreat

  Enjoy a full weekend of programs and activities designed to encourage reflection and help you to relax, re-energize and be inspired. Explore the benefits of the labyrinth and discover how it is an ancient tool symbolizing our own life journey. Learn how to create sacred space. Be playful and creative and learn from your dreams how to transform your life.
   

• Labyrinth and Dreams:
  Find the Light of Your Truth

  In this workshop, you’ll discover the gifts of dreaming. Bring your dreams, dream journal, or simply the intention to have a dream. What are you dreaming for your life? Experience the power of dream healing. Tap into the dream source to tap your creative flow. Be present to the inner light of your being, be open to receive dream insights, and gain clarity through walking meditation and journaling. Explore the ancient history of the labyrinth.
   

• Creating Sacred Space with Nature

  Throughout history sacred spaces have served important functions as public spaces, essential to the overall life of the community. Sacred places have much to teach us about the profound ways that people connect with and gather in public, and ultimately how communities can collectively share experiences and emotions. But sacred spaces also offer a more spiritual (not necessarily religious) experience to the wider community as places of calm respite, where our fast-paced society can melt away in a space designed to be used collectively and individually, for reflection and soul-searching where people can gather, reflect, play, meditate, and feel attuned to the broader forces of the universe. Discover in this lecture the history of the labyrinth as a sacred space and find out how to incorporate it in your garden.

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