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On Monday, I enrolled in the January 2026 SoulCollage®, facilitator training with Mariabruna Sirabella! 

I'm excited to spend a 'Month of Sundays' (and Wednesdays) delving into Facilitation of this fascinating practice! 

Part of the enrollment is to write a little personal history with SoulCollage:

When and how did you learn about SoulCollage®?

I got a copy of Seena's earlier book in 2008, and made my first card in November of that year.

What SoulCollage® workshops have you attended and which Facilitators have you worked with?

My first in person class was with Glenda Goodrich in about 2009. Several of us gathered a bit later - with kids - to make cards in Kerrie Savage's home. Our friend Heidi had attended a workshop at Breitenbush, and was excited to make more cards!

Around 2010, I was a member of the KaleidoSoul community (on Yahoo!), and recently added a couple of Anne Marie Bennett's SoulCollage®, books to my collection!

Notebook and SoulCollage books
In 2023, Leo Sheerin's studio was on our local Art Harvest tour, and my friend Audrey and I had a long chat with him on art, life and SoulCollage! He mentioned several Facilitators stopped by during the tour. 

Throughout our October BlogBoost, I shared some of this year's experiences: our annual Word of the Year session in January inclluded creating a Card.

My virtual creative circle co-facilitator Cindy Jacobs graduated from SC Facilitator training mid winter, and throughout 2025, has offered a virtual session to deepen with our Word of the Year each month.

I was also in Cindy's 8 session 'Creative Resilience' class - making and 'meeting' a card each week, plus doing another creative project. Susan Conrad Risse and Valerie Kravette have offered several SoulCollage® sessions for our Red Thread Creatives group, and Valerie passed on a stack of SC CDs!

Horse 💙 Neter - wall hanging!
The 1st of October, I had in person Coaching Session with my original teacher Glenda Goodrich at her Down to Earth Studio, and we went over the Key and Fundamental concepts per the prerequisites. We allowed time to make Neter and journal. I joined KaleidoSoul again this year, and have attended several of the monthly offerings and played in the archives. So many resources!!

What do you hope to do as a SoulCollage® facilitator?

I've offered monthly creative circles since 2015, going virtual and 2x month in 2020. The SoulCollage® sessions seem well received, and local folks want to get together.

I've already been asked to co-facilitate our Word Of The Year session at Church in January. I like Cindy's idea of deepening with our Word throughout the year, and pastor Erika loves creative offerings. I also include creative practices in my Reiki workshops

The whole SoulCollage® community seems so welcoming and encouraging, echoing the interactive web of qualities and intention behind cards! I'm looking forward to deepening with the process!

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