
John Harley
John is Chair of the Art and
Spirituality Network and has been involved since its inception. He is
an art teacher and Unitarian minister and is
fascinated by the interplay between art and
religion.
Linda Murgatroyd
Linda has been a Quaker for over 20
years and is a practicing artist. She is particularly interested in how
art can help nurture and develop spiritual life and community, and can
cut across other boundaries to help us address life issues. She is
Secretary of the Art and Spirituality Network.
Helen Hawthorn
Helen is ASN treasurer. Despite being
neither an artist nor an accountant she has enjoyed ASN workshops so
much that she has somehow been persuaded to take on the awkward stuff
like banking and keeping spreadsheets.
Sheena Gabriel
Sheena
is a counsellor and group facilitator who has worked with her own
dreams for the last 15 years and is an active member of the Unitarian
church.
Kathryn Wills
Kathryn Wills is a Roman Catholic and
has also attended a number of Quaker Meetings; she has provided many
art based meditations for various religious and non religious groups.
She has been a teacher for over 20 years and is particularly interested
in using art to provide individuals with a means of self exploration.
Tomo Williams
Tomo is an Art Psychotherapist, Graphic Designer
and Painter. The aim of her Art Therapy is to support people's
spiritual growth and encourage individuals to reach their full
potential. She loves nature and is interested in the relationship
between Art Therapy and Spiritual Healing.
Janet Driver
Janet is a practicing artist and
Anglican priest. She enjoys enabling people to deepen their spiritual
awareness through silence and visual exploration, and is open to the
experience of people of various faiths. www.janetdriver.co.uk
Melody Weightman
Melody is a registered art
psychotherapist that currently works as a Therapeutic Technician in a
Neuro Rehab Center. She runs various therapeutic groups in the centre
and has experience running creative workshops in the community. She is
interested in connecting creativity and spirituality, and enjoys
helping people to connect to there creative process to enriched their
individual quality of life.
Paul Cave
Paul has studied spirituality for many years
with a particular interest in the inner journey, personal experience,
the concept of wholeness, and eastern religions. He works for the
Probation Service facilitating groups. Outside work he teaches
'Choosing to live happily' and 'The Pathway to Love'.
Marian Liebmann
Marian is a Quaker, an art therapist and a
mediator. She brings these backgrounds together in her workshops on Art &
Conflict, which she has run for about 15 years. She has written/edited ten
books, including Arts Approaches to
Conflict (further information), Restorative Justice: How
It Works, Art Therapy for Groups and Art Therapy and Anger (information on selected books)