Expressive Arts Florida, LLC, is a partnership of Kathleen Horne, Victoria Domenichello-Anderson, Tamara Knapp, and Elizabeth Bornstein.
We are located at 1967 B Morrill St., Sarasota, FL 34236 (941)
366-9595
Click here to visit our web site and complete list of programs
Mission Statement We are founded on a firm belief in the positive power of every person’s creativity. We are committed to the
practice, education, advocacy, and expansion of the Expressive Arts in our community and beyond. We offer opportunities for
vital creative expression to diverse people of all ages and life circumstances, fostering wellbeing, empowerment, compassion,
community building, and positive social and global change.
We offer:
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gallery and studio space in the Towles Court Art Colony in downtown Sarasota, FL. The gallery features art by the four of
us and the local expressive arts community. We have special exhibits relating to our community programs with people with Parkinsons
Disease and children with Autism. We offer a variety of workshops and classes, individually and collectively, including: Mind-Body
Skills, Depth Painting, Art as a Healing Practice, Movement Painting, Touch Drawing, Mandala Workshops and Creative
Self-Renewal Retreats for Helping Professionals. *we provide consulting, mentoring, art instruction and individual and group expressive arts therapy.
*we specialize in contracting with community programs to bring expressive arts into your settings, through staff
training, team building, client services, collaborative and community art projects, and more.
| SCOPE community collaborative Flower of Life |
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| Nov. 28, 2007 SCOPE Donor Appreciation event |
“Participating in the Flower of Life project was the highlight of the
SCOPE Donor Appreciation Reception because it was an activity perfectly aligned with SCOPE’s mission: bringing individuals
together to express themselves and celebrate the beauty of diversity.”
Julia Onnie-Hay Project
Assistant, Grassroots Leadership Initiative
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| Arts Day 2008 Downtown Sarasota |
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| Collaborative Flower of Life |
Our Bios: Kathleen
Horne, M.A. is a Registered Expressive Arts Consultant Educator and a Licensed Mental Health Counselor.
She is co-founder and core faculty in the Art and Healing Certificate Program at Ringling College of Art and Design, and the
Coordinator of the Visions of Hope Program, where art helps children heal from abuse. Kathleen has created a unique
process – Art as a Healing Practice- that combines guided meditation, deep listening, art writing, and other modalities.
She is serving on the Board of the International Expressive Arts Therapy Association and she is a member of the Society for
the Arts in Healthcare. She offers consulting, workshop facilitation, mentoring, suervision, psychotherapy, and CEU
trainings for mental health professionals. Kathleen has a special passion for creating opportunities for healing and renewal
for those in the helping professions or care-giving role. Victoria Domenichello-Anderson,
M.A. is a Registered Expressive Arts Consultant Educator and Visual Artist. She is co-founder and core faculty in the
Art & Healing Certificate Program at Ringling College of Art & Design and Assistant Coordinator of the Visions of
Hope Program. Victoria facilitates a community Expressive Arts studio with Parkinsonians and their caregivers at HealthSouth
Rehabilitation Hospital through the Manasota Parkinson’s Support Group. She believes in the exploration and use of the
art process as a pathway to authentic inquiry, wellness, and individual and community growth. Victoria is the President of
the Towles Court Artist Association. www.victoriadanderson.com
Tamara Teeter Knapp is an expressive artist, dancer, and teacher. She holds a B.A. in Art and Psychology and a Certificate in Art
and Healing from Ringling College of Art and Design. Tamara has a gift for working with children and has been an elementary
teacher for ten years. Tamara applies knowledge of creative drama, dance, movement, and visual art to her work with
children and adults. Her goal is to create an experience using each of these processes in a non-threatening, spontaneous,
and fun way. She is available to facilitate expressive arts groups for children and families focused on self-expression,
communication, and wellness.
Elizabeth Bornstein, LCSW is a Licensed
Clinical Social Worker, Certified Family Mediator and Expressive Arts Therapist. Elizabeth offers therapy, coaching
and consultation with a holistic view. She utilizes mind-body skills and the expressive arts to support individuals
in discovering their authentic and creative selves as a pathway to well-being. She is a Professional member of International
Expressive Arts Therapy Association and Society for the Arts in Healthcare. Elizabeth has a Certificate in Art and Healing
from Ringling College of Art and Design.
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| SARASOTA PARTNERSHIP FOR CHILDREN'S MENTAL HEALTH |
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