Visions for the New Year: Potential & Possibility through SoulCollage® - 12/13/24

Kimberly Lee, JD, is a versatile writer, editor, creativity coach, and facilitator with a passion for nurturing the imaginative spirit and helping others reveal their own inner wisdom. A graduate of Stanford University and UC Davis School of Law, she is a certified Guided Autobiography instructor and an authorized SoulCollage® facilitator. She has also completed training with The Center for Journal Therapy, The Center for Intentional Creativity, The Path Meditation, and Amherst Writers and Artists, and serves on its board of directors. A teaching artist with Hugo House, The Writing Salon, and The Loft Literary Center, Kimberly has led workshops at numerous retreats and conferences. Her stories and essays have appeared in a wide range of publications, and she writes SleepTales for the Better Sleep app. Kimberly trusts in the magic of miracles and synchronicity and believes that everyone is creative. She lives in Southern California with her husband and three children. Visit kimberlylee.me to learn more. 

• An 8x11 piece of paper, cut in half, for the base of your collage 
• Five or six pages torn from magazines with primary images (people, animals, objects)*
• Five or six pages torn from magazines with larger background scenes (nature, interiors, patterns)*
• Glue stick
• Scissors

*How to select these images: Sit back and have some fun flipping through magazines or catalogs from junk mail. Tear out pages with images that resonate with you, move you, or somehow seem to be calling out to you. Try to avoid overthinking it or figuring out what you’re going to do with it, and simply go with what captures your attention, even if you don’t know why. And don’t worry about cutting anything at this point—we’ll get to that in the workshop.

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Note that Zoom breakout rooms are not recorded.