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Celebrating Eight Years at Emerson
This summer Sacred Art of Geometry Studios celebrates eight years in its current location at Emerson College – one complete Venus Rose! Many visitors to SAOG Studios suspect it has been …
Summer in the Healing Garden
The Healing Garden is a Demeter certified biodynamic and organic botanic garden located in (and around!) the Carson Building at Emerson. It focuses on local, medicinal, and food plants, herbal …
Coming to Light
Our artist in residence, Richard Heys, writes: “In the summer of 2023 I met up with my friend and fellow artist Alex McIntyre. Alex lives in a small village in …
Rhythmical Massage Therapy feels like alchemy on a body
Hello, my name is Sam Deraeve. I’m 35 years old and am passionate about water: my source of life and healing. This element has been a central focus in my …
Nature’s inspiration flooding in through the windows
The therapeutic benefits of working with clay have been well documented and the focus and attention needed in making a pot take you to a different and quieter place. Potters …
Story Seeds
As we bid farewell to our 2024 Storytelling Beyond Words students following completion of the 12 week course this spring, course leader Roi Gal-Or shares these words: “There are two things …
Summer in the Emerson Gardens
The gardens at Emerson are a vibrant haven of biodiversity and tranquility, frequently admired by visitors. In this blog post our dedicated gardener, Janine, offers a look at the unique …
Clowning in China
Recently Vivian Gladwell of Nose to Nose Clowning spent two weeks in Chengdu, China, promoting courses at Emerson College. This August a group from China will be arriving at Emerson …
Announcing New Courses Launching in 2024 and 2025
We are delighted to announce the launch of the new Emerson courses for the academic year 2024/25. These courses are designed to cater to both personal and professional development, providing …
Mental Health Seminar 2021-2024 – reflections on my learning journey
I enrolled into the MHS in 2021, for both professional and personal reasons. Living in a Camphill community, and having worked with children, young adults, and adults with special needs …