Discover the language of your inner landscape.
Are you looking for a creative, intuitive way to connect with your inner wisdom without the pressure of a traditional art class? Welcome to SoulCollage®, an internationally acclaimed, deeply nourishing process of self-discovery where you create your own deck of personalized divination cards.
In this immersive, 4-hour teaser introductory workshop, you will step completely out of your analytical mind and dive into the rich world of image, metaphor, and intuition. Using pre-cut images, background boards, and your own physical intuition, you will design 1 to 2 unique cards that reflect different facets of your personality, your outer world, and your spiritual guides.
Once your cards are crafted, you will learn the foundational “I Am One Who…” somatic inquiry method. This simple yet profound journaling technique allows your cards to speak directly to you, uncovering hidden insights, inner strengths, and quiet guidance that your cognitive mind might overlook.
No artistic talent or previous experience is required. Whether you are a seasoned creative, a mental health professional curious about expressive arts, or simply someone looking for a morning of deep reflection and community connection, this introductory circle offers the perfect “lite” dive into a lifelong practice.
All materials—including images, boards, matting, scissors, and adhesives—will be provided. Just bring your curiosity, your journal, and an open heart.
🎨 Visual & Structural Highlights (The “What to Expect” Grid)
| What You’ll Do | What You’ll Learn | What You’ll Take Home |
| Intuitive Studio Time: Rapidly select and assemble images that call to your body. | The Suite Architecture: A scannable overview of the personal and archetypal realms. | Your First Cards: 1–2 fully completed SoulCollage® cards. |
| Somatic Scripting: Give your cards a voice through the “I Am One Who…” framework. | Sacred Witnessing: How to hold space for others without interpreting their stories. | A Quickstart Guide: A reference sheet to continue card-making independently. |