Are you currently in a transition, yearning for a creative outlet or simply curious about your own creativity? Join Kathy Lieffort, facilitator at The Artist’s Way Aficionado, in an overview discussion about the popular book written by Julia Cameron called “The Artist’s Way,” which outlines a 12-week program designed to ignite and re-energize our creative muscles. In this introductory session, you’ll learn more about “The Artist’s Way” 12-week program and its tools that are the catalyst to change – morning pages, weekly artist dates and walking without distraction. Afterwards, you can decide if “The Artist’s Way” 12-week program is one you want to explore further on your own.
By participating in this program, you can expect to:
This program is presented by Kathy Lieffort and is hosted by the Winter Park Health Foundation.
How to join the Zoom Program:
Upon registration for this program, you will receive two emails:
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About Your Program Presenter
Kathy Lieffort has a Master of Science in Healthcare Administration from UCF and is a lifelong resident of Central Florida. Lieffort recently retired from a 35+ year career as a Healthcare Executive and is a trained Spiritual Director/Companion, providing both private and small group direction and facilitating spiritual retreats.
She has facilitated the “Artist’s Way” 12-week program multiple times and now has begun offering Julia Cameron’s new work, “It’s Never Too Late to Start Again” (focused recovering the innate creativity in retirement). Lieffort dubs herself a Recovering Creative and The Artist’s Way Aficionado!
Lieffort also enjoys many creative pursuits – dancing, painting, weaving, decorating, writing and is always busy in the kitchen. She lives in Howey in the Hills, FL, with her husband, Jim, and has two children, two stepchildren and six “perfect” grandchildren.
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