Nancy Mellon, M.A. - Psychotherapy - - Psychotherapy through the Arts -

Therapy for Adults
Since 1984 Nancy has worked primarily with adults who are striving for spiritual development in their personal, family and professional lives. Her sessions often include drawing, painting, drama, music and movement therapy. She has worked with a broad variety of people of all ages and many different backgrounds and professions. She has a special interest in intuition, imagery and the transforming power of creativity.

Storytelling as a Healing Art
She has developed a practical, spiritually oriented approach to personal development through the art of storytelling. She offers courses, workshops, residencies and private consultations for caring professionals, parents, teachers and artists.

Consultations
Nancy provides professional consultations for individuals, families, schools and organizations to support creativity, imagination and change, especially in times of challenge and stress.

Nancy has a varied background as a teacher of literature, creative writing, painting and drawing, and color therapy. She has been connected with the Waldorf educational movement since 1976. As a writer, therapist and teacher, she works to support family and community expression through the arts.

With cross-cultural training in healing through the arts, she offers workshops and courses, often with others, at many locations in the US, Canada and abroad. Her newest book is about the vital links between human physiology, personal development, and storytelling imagination.

In 1992 Element Books published Storytelling and the Art of the Imagination, and republished it as The Art of Storytelling in 1998. It has been republished with its original title by Yellow Moon Press. Storytelling with Children was published by Hawthorn Press, Stroud, UK in 2000. Both books are available through your local bookstore. For more information on Nancy Mellon's books, visit her books page.

For further information or to register for a workshop, contact Nancy Mellon by e-mail or by phone (603-654-2982).