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I’m hosting a SoulCollage(R) workshop March 28 in Powell River, BC

ByHeather Conn

I’m delighted to offer my first SoulCollage(R) workshop since before COVID. This free public session, “Discover the Power of Archetypes: Intro to SoulCollage(R),” will be held on Friday, March 28 at Powell River Public Library, from 2 to 5 pm.

Celebrate yourself through the fun, intuitive process of SoulCollage®, a dynamic process based on Jungian concepts and created by the late Seena Frost. You’ll discover what images, animals, or objects represent the inner and outer you. No art experience necessary. All materials provided. (To register, contact Mark Merlino at Powell River Public Library, (604) 485-4796.)

As a trained SoulCollage® facilitator, I have offered workshops and one-on-one sessions in this revealing practice since 2009. I have introduced SoulCollage® to teens, women in transition, business people, those experiencing grief and loss, and many others. In January 2025, I enjoyed meeting SoulCollage facilitator(R) Maggie Lea in Kilauea on Kauai, Hawaii and creating new cards with her and her friend Maggie. There are hundreds of SoulCollage(R) facilitators like us around the world.

Find out more at www.sunshinecoastsoulcollage.ca.

A circle of our SoulCollage(R) cards

With the two Maggies in Hawaii

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