Nurturing Arts Five Day Immersion

Service Description

This is an immersion experience for refreshment, renewal and personal growth. This intensive May also the foundational beginning for the Year Long Nurturing Arts Immersion that can be built on for Training as a Nurturing Artist. *Note: the Community Nurturing Arts Event Friday Eve 7/15 Potluck 5:00 PM AND Saturday 9-5:00PM 7/16 is included in this event! You do not have to register separately! *If you can not commit to a five day event consider the Community Event This program will be Guided by The Nurturing Arts Practitioners: Mary Bowen, Anne Haendiges, Helena Hurrell, and Denise Sacks We share decades of Nurturing Arts, Waldorf Teacher training, and artist therapy and life experiences. And it is our honor to share our love of Nurturing Arts with You! * Payment can be made via PayPal to account: renzullo@sonic.net Or get in touch with Barbara at this email, or 707-478-0885 for other arrangements! (Checks can be sent to Barbara Renzullo, at 8065 Elphick Rd., Sebastopol, CA 95472.) Thank-you Barbara! Further question to: Support@SoulTurning.com *No one will be excluded for lack of funds - let's be transparent in our needs - get in touch for a conversation. NOTE: Housing, meals and travel arranged by each participant! We will do what we can to support this process for you. Enquire about our limited "Friendly beds list". “I was intrigued by the thought that Nurturing Arts emphasizes the process of creating or ‘coming into being’ through artistic work rather than focusing on technique or the finished product. My striving to let go of the inner critic shows a steady progression in my work, from pale, timid form and color when I began, to recent riotous, brightly hued watercolor… As so often happens in these carefully designed exercises in Nurturing Arts... I am freed to explore and open to the innate healing forces that live within artistic activity…” from Attendee Jeanne Elium (LILIPOH magazine article 2008) “Humans can find no better retreat from the world than art, and can find no stronger link with the world than art.” Johann Wolfgang von Goethe