About Sara
Sara Pranikoff, MAAT, ATR-Ret facilitates creative transformational workshops which support women in connecting to their deepest wisdom.
Her work combines soul-centered art processes such as Touch Drawing and SoulCollage® with strong roots in feminine-centered circle practices. Sara’s work is enriched and informed by archetypal psychology, cross-cultural symbolism, mythos, and journey work.
Sara is a registered art therapist, a trained SoulCollage® Facilitator, a facilitator of the Touch Drawing process, and a licensed JourneyCircles™ Facilitator. She holds a Master’s degree in art therapy and is a graduate of the Conscious Feminine Leadership Academy at Women Writing for (a) Change® in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Her work combines soul-centered art processes such as Touch Drawing and SoulCollage® with strong roots in feminine-centered circle practices. Sara’s work is enriched and informed by archetypal psychology, cross-cultural symbolism, mythos, and journey work.
Sara is a registered art therapist, a trained SoulCollage® Facilitator, a facilitator of the Touch Drawing process, and a licensed JourneyCircles™ Facilitator. She holds a Master’s degree in art therapy and is a graduate of the Conscious Feminine Leadership Academy at Women Writing for (a) Change® in Cincinnati, Ohio.
I find I am constantly being encouraged to pluck out some one aspect of myself and present this as the meaningful whole, eclipsing or denying the other parts of self. - Audre Lorde
My passion for creating containers that support women in their integrative and transformational journeys grew out of my own desire to find a place and a practice where all facets of my Self would be welcomed, honored, and held as I transitioned into a way of being in the world that both transcended and fully embraced the many aspects of my being. My years of service to others and my lifelong involvement in the expressive arts along with studies in indigenous wisdom, psychology, spirituality, and personal myth have brought together a unique form of offering sacred art-based journeywork.
My passion for creating containers that support women in their integrative and transformational journeys grew out of my own desire to find a place and a practice where all facets of my Self would be welcomed, honored, and held as I transitioned into a way of being in the world that both transcended and fully embraced the many aspects of my being. My years of service to others and my lifelong involvement in the expressive arts along with studies in indigenous wisdom, psychology, spirituality, and personal myth have brought together a unique form of offering sacred art-based journeywork.
Values that I strive to embody and teach include:
- Integrity, Transparency, and Vulnerability
- Authenticity and Sharing from the Heart
- Honoring Boundaries around Witnessing, Sharing, and Receiving
- Compassion for Self and Others
- Honoring Natural Rhythms of Pace and Timing