MANDALA CERTIFICATE PROGRAM
Graduates
These graduates of the Mandala Certificate Program (MCP) have successfully completed the requirements that they receive instruction from Susanne Fincher and Marilyn Clark during two 5- day Mandala Intensives, take part in supervision in the use of mandalas, and perform and present an independent study project related to mandalas. They have been awarded a Certificate of Completion and are qualified to present mandala teachings based on the work of Susanne F. Fincher, MA, LPC, ATR-BC.
2008
Gail Bacher
Memphis, TN
Art21soul@gmail.com
Project: Report on a time limited mandala group with adults.Barb Davis
Barbgim1@earthlink.net
Glenn Allen, VA
Project: Workshop experience based on Native American Medicine WheelKay Montgomery
Roanoke, VA
Kaymontgomery1@gmail.com
Project: Assessing change: a comparison of mandalas and models of change.Lainey Grace
Richardson, TX
grace.lainey@gmail.com
Project: Mandala as indicator of results of bodywork intervention based on Chinese energy paradigmMary Donald
marydonald@verizon.net
Devon, PA
Project: Compared mandalas created daily for several months with concurrent phases of the moon.
2009
Lacy Camp
Athens, GA
Lacymc@bellsouth.net
Lcamp@samaritannega.org
Project: Explored the divine feminine through creation of a series of mandalas.Wanda Gail Campbell
Huntsville, AL
wgc@hiwaay.net
Project: Facilitated several spirituality workshops using mandalas.April Forsbrey
Greensboro, NC
aprilforsbreylpc@aol.com
Project: Compared the Great Round with concepts of deep ecologyBarbara Larsen
Tucker, GA
bajela@mindspring.com
Project: Created a series of twelve circular metalwork brooches based on the mandala forms of the Great Round.Vera Shenk
Goshen, IN
vsmuckshenk@aol.com
Project: Exploring the usefulness of mandalas for the understanding of a trauma complex.
2010
Debra Alvis
1551 Jennings Mill Road, Suite2000B
Bogart, GA 30622 (Athens area)
debraalvis@gmail.com
Project: Created workshops integrating yoga and mandalas.Starr Regan DiCiurcio
The Mandala Studio
Queensbury, New York
StarrRegan@aol.com
Project: Created a personal mandala journal exploring her Irish heritage during a trip to Ireland.Dr.ssa Annalisa Ippolito
Bologna, Italy
+39 06.916.504.236
Annalisa@mandalaweb.info
www.mandalaweb.info
Project: Developed a glossary of terms related to mandalas for her mandala website.Kathryn Bell
Bloomington, IN
kathrynbell47@aol.com
www.manydimensionshealing.com
Project: Created a curriculum for a series of mandala groups.Shelley Szoka
Madison, AL
sandandwaterstudio@gmail.com
Project: Created a series of greeting cards with mandala designs for coloring on the front.
2011
Marion Rhyne
Concord, NC
mjrhyne@vnet.net
Project: Handcrafted twelve felt mandalas as she explored the qualities of the twelve stages of the Great Round.Liz-Anne Jonassen
Bragg Creek, AB, Canada
jonassen@davincibb.net
Project: Crafted twelve small wooden mandalas, each depicting an incident in the story of the Celtic goddess Cerridwen.Gail Blate
PO Box 1460
Columbus, NC
bgblate@gmail.com
www.shiftingyourvision.com
Project: Sewed fabric quilts in archetypal mandala designs.
2012
Susan Johnson
Decatur, GA
johnsonsingeorgia@me.com
Project: Developed materials and themes for creating mandala journals.Lynn Karegeannes
Asheville, NC
Karegeannes@charter.net
Project: Researched various threads of symbolism related to mandalas, and developed mandala collage techniques for a workshop setting.
CalendarFebruary 22, 2013
May 24, 2013
August 9, 2013
November 1, 2013noon - 4:00PM
“Creating Mandalas,” a Workshop ExperiencePlum Blossom Studio
Decatur, GA
March 16- 17, 2013
10:30AM – 4:00PM
"Mandalas as Wisdom Source"
Weekend WorkshopDecatur (Atlanta), Georgia
June 9 - 14, 2013
“Entering the Circle:
A Five Day Mandala Intensive”with Marilyn Clark
Plum Blossom Studio
Decatur, GA