Financial aid may be available. If you are seeking funds to participate in this program, click to review and complete our Financial Assistance Application and a Pendle Hill staff member will follow-up with you shortly (please do NOT register online). Thank you for your interest.

Our “shadow” is that part of ourselves that we don’t always see. Through creating community, using guided imagery and new embodied avenues to access inner “truths” about ourselves, we’ll create and use our cast shadow. Participants will learn pastel techniques to create a “metaphorical self” within the silhouette. Whether tapping into our gifts or our shortcomings, participants will experience the unique opportunity to access aspects of themselves that might not yet have been given voice or vision. This creative and spiritual practice can offer a sense of renewal and intimacy with our relationship to ourselves. Skills in self-reflection and celebration will be nurtured. No experience needed.

Leader(s)

Arla Patch has a BFA, Ed and an MFA in Fine Arts and has been an art teacher and facilitator of using art as a tool for healing for over 45 years. Using art for her own recovery from childhood trauma gave her the personal experience of how art transforms. Arla is a member of Doylestown Friends Meeting.

Travel directions to Pendle Hill. FAQs about Short-Term Education Programs (please read before calling). Click to view the flyer. Click to view the Fall 2018-Winter 2019 Arts and Spirituality Programs brochure.