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SoulCollage Facilitator training

 I've begun completing the prerequisites for SoulCollage facilitator training! Yikes!! 

I think I've been interested in this since getting Seena Frost's Soul Collage book in November 2008, and beginning to create cards! I've thought of becoming a facilitator off and on - now the call is strong! 

Red Thread Circle hosts Cindy, Susan and Valerie have all been encouraging and supportive - and it's a great compliment to Intentional Creativity.

Prerequisites for SoulCollage facilitator course
  • I made this set of prerequisite inspiration cards, to track my progress.
  • I've ordered Soul Collage Evolving, and have been watching various SC clips with practioners on YouTube 
  • Here's a Quick intro video: 7 steps to creating a Card
  • Last week, I contacted Glenda Goodrich, who offered my first in-person SoulCollage class. We've scheduled a coaching sesion at the beginning of October, to go over the Key Concepts and fundamentals.
  • I've made and 'met' over a dozen cards this year (and close to 100 since 2008 - I need to retrieve my collection from storage!) 
  • I recently rejoined KaleidoSoul, which I belonged to in the early days - it's a great resource, with lots of membership classes and perks! 
  • And - my Intentional Creativity friend and SC facilitator Valerie Kravette is passing on some of her audio materials!
Collage on front of SC binder
When Valerie and I were in Color of Woman a decade ago, we were encouraged to, 'Create a business plan using your winged eye – you have to know how to look with a visionary lens to craft a business that reflects who YOU are.' I'll be visioning into a current plan. 
Connecting with family (~2009)
As I follow the Red Thread, and embark on this new phase of my Soul Collage and teaching journey, I plan to tap that visionary wisdom as I find my unique approach! 

Is an Adventure or Training is tugging at your soul?
How will you follow your vision?

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  1. Jeanine ByersSeptember 14, 2025 at 2:17 AM

    I've been putting together a series of products to submit to a marketplace created by someone I know online. I had been wonderful and stressful at the same time. Congrats on your study of soul collage!

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    1. Heart Song DreamsSeptember 15, 2025 at 9:28 AM

      Oh, that's kool, Jeanine - and yes, wonderful and stressful! Thanks for the good wishes!
      Yesterday a friend and I had lunch (Gluten free bakery!) and visited the preview art show for our upcoming Art Harvest Studio tour - so fun to see a few of each Artist's work. I've often thought of being on the tour, again - exciting and 'yikes!!'

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