The Healing Power of Art
The Healing Power of Art
Take the next step on your artistic healing journey.
Experience the healing potential of art through painting, light and darkness drawing, sculpture, and form drawing. Develop your creativity, artistic abilities, and observation skills and begin to lay the foundation for working artistically to bring health and well-being for yourself and others.
In our time, there is a widespread need for the inner benefits that artistic work can provide. Art is calming, centering, embodying, and enlivening and directs our forces of health into positive pathways for our body, soul, and spirit. The Healing Power of Art program builds a foundation in the health promoting aspects of art and provides the groundwork for further studies. This program is for people of all ages and levels of experience. The online format allows participation from around the world.
October 2025-June 2026 | Cost: $1,080 ($120 per month)
Instruction via monthly online classes with follow-up assignments
See some sample exercise videos here:
Materials List
Class Schedule
Program Leaders
Pamela Whitman, M.A. received her B.S. from MIT, where she studied both science and humanities. She participated in the Light, Color and Darkness Painting Therapy training in Holland and received her certification from the Medical Section at the Goetheanum, while also completing her Master’s degree in Human Development. Her career and interests span the fields of science, art, spirituality, consciousness, psychology, healing, and education, all of which she incorporates as a therapist, international adult educator, and painter.
Ken Smith is the Director of BACWTT. He studied at Emerson College, England, and completed his training in sculpture and the visual arts with practices in pedagogical and therapeutic work. After working in Waldorf education, he taught as Course Leader of the 3-year Visual Arts and Sculpture Training program at Emerson College. He has been active internationally in Anthroposophical art and Waldorf education for over 25 years.
For more information, please contact: tiffany@bacwtt.org | (415) 479-4400 | www.bacwtt.org
