The Artist’s Way: Creativity as a Spiritual Practice
Unlock Your Creative Potential This Summer with The Artist’s Way
Join us for a transformative 12-week journey this summer: The Artist’s Way: Creativity as a Spiritual Practice, based on Julia Cameron’s groundbreaking book.
What is The Artist’s Way?
Described as “a shorthand for unlocking your creative potential,” this course is more than just a guide to artistic expression—it’s a spiritual journey of “creative recovery.” Whether you’re a seasoned artist, a curious professional, or someone yearning to live more vibrantly, The Artist’s Way offers tools to reignite your creative spark and approach life with delight and courage.
Rooted in the belief that creativity is the Creator’s will for each of our lives, this course will guide you through powerful practices like Morning Pages and Artist Dates to uncover hidden talents, dissolve blocks, and build a framework for embracing vulnerability and uncertainty with confidence that leads to wholeness.
How It Works
Duration: 12 weeks
Format: Weekly live, interactive gatherings on Zoom including
In-depth exploration of weekly themes and exercises from the book
Guided processes to transform limiting beliefs and unleash creative gifts
Breakout sessions for small-group connection and reflection
What You’ll Need
A copy of The Artist’s Way: Creativity as a Spiritual Practice by Julia Cameron
A computer with a camera and microphone
A quiet, private space for class
The class is limited to 12 participants.
Dates & Time of the Program:
12 Monday Nights starting June 2
7:00 - 8:00 P.M.
Lead by:
Allison Dearing
Fee:
The cost of this series is $20, which covers all 12 weeks.
You will need to obtain a copy of the book on your own.
Meeting Information:
Each session will be offered via Zoom
allison dearing, Facilitator
Have you ever met someone who walked the Camino de Santiago? How about walked it alone? Allison has. And that same strength and determination for change and clarity in her life is what makes her a great facilitator for this program.
Allison is a former nonprofit executive director with deep expertise in driving change, from establishing new organizations to guiding existing teams through challenging transitions. Her ability to ask thoughtful questions enables her to bring clarity to complex situations and quickly establish trust. Allison is passionate about facilitating conversations that lead to consensus and fostering safe, hope-centered cultures that unite diverse populations.
Allison has a background in trauma-informed care and is currently completing a certification in Spiritual Direction. She enjoys spending time with her two sons, international travel, and exploring the outdoors with her Goldendoodle, Duke.
