artist

Meghan is a mixed media collage artist and an experienced therapeutic writing facilitator based in Indianapolis,IN. She believes that we all have equal access to all of the world’s wisdom. Journaling, abstract painting and mixed media collage — all expressions — invite us to explore our deep inner well and to bring a knowing to the surface of our conscious minds.

What her art springs from the well is a willingness to accept the full spectrum of the human experience, which includes gazing at the sky with wonder and earworms of pop tunes. Her collages muse and meander through the possibilities of other realms and the certainty that one cup of coffee can change everything. Her work is a reflection of the curiosity, hope, and transformation of expressing oneself freely.

She’s always been drawn to paper. That connection finds its way into works on paper, mono prints, and found scraps. Meghan’s collage and mixed media works capture what it feels like to piece together sense and meaning throughout the human experience to craft a one-of-a-kind life.

journaling facilitator

Meghan helps people who crave a deeper connection with their intuitive wisdom to employ the expressive arts as an influence for inspired action and decision-making so that they can find greater self-acceptance and confidence.

She is a Journal to the Self® certified instructor and is studying to be a Certified Journal Facilitator through the Therapeutic Writing Institute. She is a certified creativity coach and knows first-hand how a daily art and personal expression practice lowers stress and deepens connection to one’s self and to others.

Deep offerings from her heart take shape as customized group workshops for a wide-ranging populations from middle-aged women in her living room to the men in the Life Connections Program at the U.S. Penitentiary in Terre Haute, IN. She developed and facilitated custom curriculum for the Veteran’s Writing Program at the Kurt Vonnegut Museum*Library. The insights that come alive in a group setting never cease to amaze her, and she bows in gratitude to each participant she’s encountered.