I’m not a medical examiner, nor a CSI, but I am an artist, an inspector of life, a conscientious observer, and a curious soul, unafraid of dipping below the surface of a situation to better understand.

Artist and choreographer, Twyla Tharp wrote that “our ability to grow is directly proportional to an ability to entertain the uncomfortable”, and, I know this to be true, both personally, and by what I have witnessed in others while facilitating creative workshops.

Autopsy of a Season explores autopsy as a metaphor for reflection—more specifically, the Christian practice of the Examen.

This workshop is designed to help you get beneath the surface of a season, an experience, a situation, etc, and consider all the facts, as a means of helping you to forgive, to heal, to find hope, to have your joy restored, or perhaps to find clarity where something has seemed unfinished or unresolved.*

Key Details

• You do not need to be an experienced artist to participate.

• This is not a workshop where I teach specific art techniques, though I do share my own process with you.

• You do not need a bunch of expensive supplies to participate.

• This practice can take as long or short a time as you want.

• This practice is process-based, not product-oriented. That means this is not about creating a finished piece of art—the process IS the point.

• This practice is self-paced. Take the time you need to get the most out of the experience. There’s no hurry.

• This practice can be repeated again and again as you find it helpful.

• This practice uses a Christian framework but you do not have to be a Christian to explore Autopsy of A Season.

• This workshop is non-refundable