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What Sacred Play is.
Sacred Play offers a structured, supportive way to go inward. To focus on the creative process, not the outcome. Where curiosity leads. And permission is granted to play. This is where you get back into conversation with yourself, your true self, and further your creative inquiry and discovery. It is where your heart is clarified, and you can hear it. You learn who you are now, and what you want for your future... the future that you are free to create.
How it works.
1. Learn the Process.
Attend a step-by-step guided Introductory Session so you feel confident joining a group or practicing on your own.
2. Make it a Practice.
Become a member and attend live online sessions, join a Play Group or watch recorded sessions when it's convenient. From once a week to once a month.
3. Really love your life.
Be guided through life with the deep wisdom and self-care that comes with Sacred Play, creating it from the inside out.
The first step... the Sacred Play Introductory Session.
The Introductory Session is three hours and will walk you through the Sacred Play process. The process is based on the work of three art therapists. Through intention, creating and witnessing, we align ourselves with the energy and intelligence of the Creative Source. You're guided through each step, so there's nothing to memorize. We are seen, but never critiqued. We share what we're comfortable sharing, and are never required to explain our work. This container invites engagement. When two or more creative minds come together, a third mind is created. And we experience it.
To prepare, bring a journal and art supplies to our Zoom call. There is no need to haul supplies or fight traffic to participate. Through remote access, we are able to assemble women from around the world, surrounded by their favorite art materials. Each group is limited to twelve creatives.
For many, this session becomes a doorway into Sacred Play Membership where groups of women meet regularly and build relationships with like-minded creatives - offering continuity, a sounding board and steady support. There are others who prefer to practice on their own. Either way, everyone receives a weekly recorded video session to further their practice.
Here's what others have experienced.
Creatively
+ increasing imagination and creative range
+ expanding your visual language through play
+ creating more personal, unique work
Emotionally
+ loosening of control, perfectionism and stuck patterns
+ staying grounded and at ease while you create
+ deepening self-acceptance and authentic expression
Spiritually
+ trusting your intuition and the quiet voice beneath it
+ hearing what’s true, even when it’s unexpected
+ building meaningful relationships with other makers
About Lori and her personal journey.
Have you ever lost yourself in your own life? It happens quietly, one decision at a time, until one day you look up and don't know where YOU are?
I know that feeling. I've lived it more than once. If you're reading this, I have a hunch you have been there too. That's what this page is really about... not just my story, but a way back to yours if you need it.
I wasn't destined to be an artist. I have an accounting degree to prove it.
Then one afternoon in San Francisco, I walked into an art school and my body zinged. I couldn't explain it. I just knew. That zing rerouted my whole life... to ArtCenter College of Design, where I graduated top of my class in Fine Art. My body was clear. That's a lesson that was later clarified by Martha Beck... the body never lies.
Knowing yourself isn't a one-time discovery. It's a commitment to listening within. I became a mother, built a ceramics business, pressed Seth Godin's words into clay, trained as a life coach, then spent years in fundraising, helping art students chase their futures. Good chapters, all of them. But you know when the next thing is calling.
It was time for Sacred Play. The conversation was loud and clear, and I felt the zing again. I had a choice: give the idea an honest effort, or spend the rest of my life wondering what if. I didn't want to carry that regret. So I took the leap.
Sacred Play is how I found my way back... to myself, and to this work. In 2025, I left my "job for money" for a "job for passion." As my last chapter, I bring all that I've learned and deep gratitude.
I've coached hundreds of people through their version of transition: back to the part of themselves that got quietly set aside while they were answering other calls. It was about meeting who they had become.
That's what I want for you. Not a five-year plan, not a personality overhaul, just permission to find your way to the person you want to become next. Come discover her.
ArtCenter College of Design, BFA Fine Art
Certified Martha Beck Life Coach
Open Studio Facilitator
(SP is inspired by the OpenStudioProject.org.)