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What to have on hand

If you would like to paint along, have chalk pastels (not oil pastels; Nupastels are best, or Mercurius blackboard chalk in a pinch), some mixed media paper, white or black, not too large (we work at about 12 by 9½ inches), and colored pencils for smaller diagrams.

None of it is required. You are welcome simply to watch and listen.

What we’ll cover

• What the training asks of you. The commitments, the rhythm of the four years, and the kind of inner work the path involves.
• Painting, clay, and drawing as therapeutic media. How each one meets a different need, and why the training moves through all three.
• Who this work is for. The training is built for people already grounded in anthroposophy, education, or the arts. We’ll be candid about what background helps.
• Where it leads. How graduates practice, the settings they work in, and what the qualification opens.

Meet the director

Karine Munk Finser, M.Ed.

Founder and Director, Kairos Institute

Karine is an art therapist and painter with a diploma from the Medical Section at the Goetheanum. She founded and directs the Kairos Institute, which provides professional trainings in Artistic Therapies, Speech and Drama, and Emergency Pedagogy, and she began the Transdisciplinary Studies in Healing Education program at Antioch University New England in 2014. She ran the Center’s Renewal Courses for twenty-one years.

Born on the Baltic island of Bornholm, Denmark, she lived in Belgium, France, Switzerland, and England before making her home in the United States. She is currently writing a book on Color and the Soul.

A training in healing through the arts