I've led seminars on a variety of subjects, including:

-- The wisdom in your anger.

-- Freeing yourself from the inaccurate childhood story about you.

-- Living up to your potential.

-- Shifting your identity into retirement.

-- Life beyond your family legacy.

-- Finding a way out of the bind you’re in.

-- Anxiety as a secret weapon.

When I chaired the Mind/Body Department at the Longy School of Music at Bard College, in Cambridge MA, I led graduate seminars on topics relevant to a life in music. Many of them are applicable to other artistic devotions.

-- Managing the love triangle of you, your lover, and your Muse.

-- Life after school: an artist’s place in the larger world.

-- An artist’s relationship to money.

-- Finding your own artistic “voice”.

-- The unspoken aspects of student-teacher relationships.

-- Knowing you’re OK when you don’t get hired or perform your best.

-- Performance as aesthetic relationships: sounds, timing, shapes, direction, pacing.

-- The colleague dilemma: are you my friend, my competition, or both?

-- Physical self-care: coping with stress and building stamina.

-- Managing performance anxiety.

-- Creating: keeping your inner critic at bay.

-- Notes or music? How sounds become song.

-- Adjusting to the demands of aging.

-- Art as energy -- your energy quality.

-- Keeping your mind and body on good terms.

I am available to facilitate discussions on any of these subjects.

Contact me for more information, to request facilitation on a related subject, or to arrange a meeting.