An artistic, creative environment is where I have always felt the most "me." I loved all arts as a child, majored in Theatre Arts in college, and thrived when I was performing, singing, and creating something new or transforming something old.  As confident as I was in these endeavors, inside I felt lost and disconnected. I spent decades of my life anxious and fearful.

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It wasn't until I began studying Eurythmy, an artistic, social and therapeutic movement form that means "harmonious rhythm,” that I realized the arts would be my pathway to healing. This movement completely changed (harmonized!) the way I thought and felt about myself and the world at large, as it revealed to me forces that lived within me. I am so convinced that Eurythmy can help anyway who struggles with chronic pain, depression, anxiety or stress that I share it with all who are willing to learn and practice it.  I also lead a small choir, Spirit Singers, that sings to anyone who needs the healing power of music to comfort them.

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My most beautiful artistic endeavor by far is my four children and four grandchildren, who are the light of my life.

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