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Wednesday, March 11, 2026
9:00am to 10:30am Mountain Time (Edmonton, Canada)

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Renewal: An Expressive Arts Approach

with EXA Without Borders Founder/Director, Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT, with musician, Linda Worster.

Bring visual art materials.

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This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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The Next Free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshop is on
Tuesday December 16, 2025
8:30am to 10:00am Mountain Time (Edmonton, Canada)

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Everyday Sacred: An Expressive Arts Approach
Let us play where the arts open wide to the frequency of the sacred deep inside.

with Gopika Dahanukar, MFA, CAGS, Director, Swahansa Expressive Arts India and EXA Without Borders Founder/Director, Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT, with musician, Linda Worster.

You will receive a Zoom invite as we get closer to the date.

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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The Next Free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshop is on
Monday November 24, 2025
9:30am to 11:00am Mountain Time (Edmonton, Canada)

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Between Worlds: An Expressive Arts Without Borders Approach
Exploring the Liminal Space between Life and Death, Self and Other, Presence and Memory

with Marie Deschamps, Ph.D., and EXA Without Borders Founder/Director, Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT, with musician, Linda Worster.

Bring simple visual art supplies to the workshop.

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This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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The Next Free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshop is on
Tuesday November 4, 2025
6:00pm to 7:30pm Mountain Time (Edmonton, Canada)

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Community Art and Bayanihan: An Expressive Arts Approach
Pronounced like “buy-uh-nee-hun,” bayanihan is a Filipino word derived from the word bayan meaning town, nation, or community in general. “Bayanihan” literally means, “being a bayan,” and is used to refer to a spirit of communal unity and cooperation.

with Filipina-American, Maria Paule Delos Reyes, MA, REACE and EXA Without Borders Founder/Director, Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT, with musician, Linda Worster.

Bring simple visual art supplies to the workshop.

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This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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The Next Free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshop is on
Tuesday September 16, 2025
9:00AM to 10:30AM Mountain Time (Edmonton, Canada)

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Embracing the Life Cycles: An Expressive Arts Approach with Founder/Director, Markus Scott-Alexander, Director of Expressive Arts Egypt, Aisha Radwan and musician, Linda Worster.

Bring visual art and writing materials.

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This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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The Next Free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshop is on
Monday, July 14, 2025
10:00 AM to 11:30 AM Mountain Time (Edmonton, Canada)

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Co-creating: An Expressive Arts Approach

with Founder/Director, Markus Scott-Alexander, EXA Without Borders leadership group member Marie Deschamps and musician, Linda Worster.

Bring visual art materials.

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This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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The Next Free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshop is on
Wednesday, June 11, 2025
10:00 AM to 11:30 AM Mountain Time (Edmonton, Canada)

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Poetry of Stones: Nature-based Expressive Arts

With Founder/Director, Markus Scott-Alexander, and the EXA Without Borders Leadership Group member Varvara Sidorova, with musician in residence, Linda Worster.

Bring a stone with you to the workshop.

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Celebrating Paolo Knill

On June 11, we honor the birthday of Paolo Knill—artist, scientist, teacher, and a founder of the field of Expressive Arts Therapy. His life’s work wove together beauty, presence, and poiesis, reminding us that art is not a luxury, but a necessity for healing, connection, and transformation.

Join us to celebrate Paolo Knill’s legacy

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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The Next Free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshop is on
Wednesday, May 7, 2025
9:30 to 11:00 AM Mountain Time (Edmonton, Canada)

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Artmaking and Panel Discussion: What are we each bringing to the work of expressive arts?

Gather with us in artful presence to co-create with the leadership circle - a testament to our shared imagination.

With Founder/Director, Markus Scott-Alexander, and the EXA Without Borders Leadership Group, with musician, Linda Worster.

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This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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Wednesday April 9, 2025 from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM, Mountain Time, (Edmonton, Canada)

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Opening to Deep Play is a Free Expressive Arts Without Borders workshop with Aisha Radwan, Markus G. Scott-Alexander and musician in residence, Linda Worster.

Aisha Radwan
Founder and Director of Expressive Arts Egypt Organization
Regional Committee co-chair of IEATA
International Committee Co-Chair of Expressive Arts Without Borders
Faculty, Somatic Expressive Arts Training - Diploma Program

Aisha Radwan is an educator, psychotherapist, and expressive arts therapist. She founded Expressive Arts Egypt and co-chairs committees for IEATA and Expressive Arts Without Borders. Aisha teaches at various institutions, including Behman Hospital, ARCH College, and UNICEF projects. She also received the Rising Star Award from IEATA in 2023.

Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT
Dr. Markus Scott-Alexander, an expressive arts therapy pioneer, is the founder and director of Expressive Arts Without Borders and the World Arts Organization. He is a founding member of IEATA, was chair of its first international committee and was one of the first registered expressive arts therapists. Markus was senior faculty at the European Graduate School from 1996 to 2020 and continues to teach internationally. He is the author of Expressive Arts Education and Therapy (2020), Brill Publishers and The Just Right Next (2023) and resides in Edmonton, Canada.

Linda Worster
Linda is a dedicated songmaker and musician and has nurtured her love for music since childhood. Playing Beatles tunes on the guitar and forming a college band, she evolves into a solo artist. Linda tours extensively, opening for renowned artists. Collaborating with others, she infuses her music with reflections on inner exploration and advocacy for the environment. She is our musician for the monthly, free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshops.

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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Wednesday March 19, 2025 from 9:00 AM to 10:30 AM, Mountain Time, (Edmonton, Canada)

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Sharing Beauty is a Free Expressive Arts Without Borders workshop with Elzette Fritz, Markus G. Scott-Alexander and musician in residence, Linda Worster.

Dr. Elzette Fritz, Educational Psychologist
Leeuwenhof Akademie Private School
Supervisor – Department of Educational Psychology, University of Johannesburg
Co-Director MEISA (Milton Ericksonian Institute of South Africa), South Africa
International accredited Ego state therapy therapist, supervisor and trainer.

Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT
Dr. Markus Scott-Alexander, an expressive arts therapy pioneer, is the founder and director of Expressive Arts Without Borders and the World Arts Organization. He is a founding member of IEATA, was chair of its first international committee and was one of the first registered expressive arts therapists. Markus was senior faculty at the European Graduate School from 1996 to 2020 and continues to teach internationally. He is the author of Expressive Arts Education and Therapy (2020), Brill Publishers and The Just Right Next (2023) and resides in Edmonton, Canada.

Linda Worster
Linda is a dedicated songmaker and musician and has nurtured her love for music since childhood. Playing Beatles tunes on the guitar and forming a college band, she evolves into a solo artist. Linda tours extensively, opening for renowned artists. Collaborating with others, she infuses her music with reflections on inner exploration and advocacy for the environment. She is our musician for the monthly, free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshops.

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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For the next FREE Expressive Arts Without Borders monthly workshop

Tuesday February 4, 2025 from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM, Mountain Time, (Edmonton, Canada)

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The Power of our Kindness is a nature-based Expressive Arts Without Borders workshop with Gopika Dahanukar, Markus G. Scott-Alexander and musician in residence, Linda Worster.

Have some simple visual art supplies ready.

Gopika Dahanukar
Gopika Dahanukar is an artist, a vocalist and a registered therapeutic expressive arts counsellor. She is the Founder and Director of Swahansa Expressive Arts India, a cooperating partner Institute of EGS, teaching in Mumbai and Auroville, an international township in South India based on the ideal of human unity. She is also a trustee of the Prafulla Dahanukar Art Foundation, a non-profit organisation that is leading the way in supporting emerging artists and progressive social action through the arts in India.

Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT
Dr. Markus Scott-Alexander, an expressive arts therapy pioneer, is the founder and director of Expressive Arts Without Borders and the World Arts Organization. He is a founding member of IEATA, was chair of its first international committee and was one of the first registered expressive arts therapists. Markus was senior faculty at the European Graduate School from 1996 to 2020 and continues to teach internationally. He is the author of Expressive Arts Education and Therapy (2020), Brill Publishers and The Just Right Next (2023) and resides in Edmonton, Canada.

Linda Worster
Linda is a dedicated songmaker and musician and has nurtured her love for music since childhood. Playing Beatles tunes on the guitar and forming a college band, she evolves into a solo artist. Linda tours extensively, opening for renowned artists. Collaborating with others, she infuses her music with reflections on inner exploration and advocacy for the environment. She is our musician for the monthly, free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshops.

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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For the next FREE Expressive Arts Without Borders monthly workshop

Wednesday November 27, 2024 from 9:30 AM to 11:00 AM, Mountain Time, (Edmonton, Canada)

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The Embodied Voice with Margareta Warja, Markus G. Scott-Alexander and and Expressive Arts Without Borders’ musician in residence, Linda Worster.

Have some simple visual art supplies ready.

Margareta Wärja PhD,
Margareta Wärja PhD, is the Director and co-founder of Expressive Arts Stockholm, a licensed psychotherapist, music and expressive arts therapist, and musician. She is on the faculty for NIKUT (Expressive Arts Institute, Oslo) and the Music Therapy Program at the Royal Academy of Music in Stockholm. Margareta has developed a method called KMR-Brief Music Journeys based on music listening and intermodal expressive arts. This was tested and evaluated with positive results in her PhD research in cancer rehabilitation. Together with Markus Scott-Alexander she has conducted a number of workshops under the theme “The Embodied Voice”.

Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT
Dr. Markus Scott-Alexander, an expressive arts therapy pioneer, is the founder and director of Expressive Arts Without Borders and the World Arts Organization. He is a founding member of IEATA, was chair of its first international committee and was one of the first registered expressive arts therapists. Markus was senior faculty at the European Graduate School from 1996 to 2020 and continues to teach internationally. He is the author of Expressive Arts Education and Therapy (2020), Brill Publishers and The Just Right Next (2023) and resides in Edmonton, Canada.

Linda Worster
Linda is a dedicated songmaker and musician and has nurtured her love for music since childhood. Playing Beatles tunes on the guitar and forming a college band, she evolves into a solo artist. Linda tours extensively, opening for renowned artists. Collaborating with others, she infuses her music with reflections on inner exploration and advocacy for the environment. She is our musician for the monthly, free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshops.

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

SAVE THE DATE

For the next FREE Expressive Arts Without Borders monthly workshop

Tuesday, July 9, 2024 from 10:00 AM to 11:30 AM, Mountain Time, (Edmonton, Canada)

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You will receive a Zoom invite as we get closer to the date.

Resilience: An Expressive Arts Approach
with Aisha Radwan, Markus G. Scott-Alexander and musician Linda Worster.

Have some simple visual art supplies ready.

Aisha Radwan
Founder and Director of Expressive Arts Egypt Organization 
Regional Committee co-chair of IEATA
International Committee Co-Chair of Expressive Arts Without Borders
Faculty, Somatic Expressive Arts Training - Diploma Program

Aisha Radwan is an educator, psychotherapist, and expressive arts therapist. She founded Expressive Arts Egypt and co-chairs committees for IEATA and Expressive Arts Without Borders. Aisha teaches at various institutions, including Behman Hospital, ARCH College, and UNICEF projects. She also received the Rising Star Award from IEATA in 2023.

Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT
Markus is the founder and director of Expressive Arts Without Borders and the World Arts Organization. He is a founding member of IEATA, was chair of its first international committee and was one of the first registered expressive arts therapists. Markus was senior faculty at the European Graduate School from 1996 to 2020 and continues to teach internationally. He is the author of Expressive Arts Education and Therapy (2020), Brill Publishers and The Just Right Next (2023) Amazon and resides in Edmonton, Canada.

Linda Worster
Linda is a dedicated songmaker and musician and has nurtured her love for music since childhood. Playing Beatles tunes on the guitar and forming a college band, she evolves into a solo artist. Linda tours extensively, opening for renowned artists. Collaborating with others, she infuses her music with reflections on inner exploration and advocacy for the environment. She is our musician for the monthly, free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshops.

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

SAVE THE DATE

For the upcoming FREE Expressive Arts Without Borders monthly workshop

Tuesday, June 11 from 9:30 am to 11:00 AM, Mountain Time, (Edmonton, Canada)

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Expressive Arts: The Next Generation
with Sinem Lanaci, Markus G. Scott-Alexander and musician Linda Worster.

Have some simple visual art supplies ready.

You will receive a Zoom invite as we get closer to the date.

Sinem Lanacı, Ph.D., Professional Certified Coach (PCC)
Sinem is an ICF (International Coaching Federation) Gestalt & Intermodal Expressive
Arts Coach, Facilitator and Lecturer based in İstanbul, Turkey. She has a background in leading People and Culture Department in companies for seventeen years, including
her expressive arts and gestalt coaching experience in various levels of leaders
internationally. She specializes in cultural and development, change, leadership, coaching, communication and team building.

Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT
Markus is the founder and director of Expressive Arts Without Borders and the World Arts Organization. He is a founding member of IEATA, was chair of its first international committee and was one of the first registered expressive arts therapists. Markus was senior faculty at the European Graduate School from 1996 to 2020 and continues to teach internationally. He is the author of Expressive Arts Education and Therapy (2020), Brill Publishers and The Just Right Next (2023) Amazon and resides in Edmonton, Canada.

Linda Worster
Linda is a dedicated songmaker and musician and has nurtured her love for music since childhood. Playing Beatles tunes on the guitar and forming a college band, she evolves into a solo artist. Linda tours extensively, opening for renowned artists. Collaborating with others, she infuses her music with reflections on inner exploration and advocacy for the environment. She is our musician for the monthly, free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshops.

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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For the upcoming FREE Expressive Arts Without Borders monthly workshop

Wednesday, May 8 from 10 to 11:30 AM, Mountain Time, (Alberta, Canada)

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Making Sense: An Expressive Arts Approach
with Expressive Arts Therapy educator, Markus G. Scott-Alexander, and Ashkan Anbarzadeh, with musician Linda Worster.

In expressive arts work, we make art, and we make sense, sometimes, searching for clarity, and sometimes, creating clarity. In this workshop, we will look at some expressive arts-oriented methods for creating clarity and making sense through artistic and contemplative reflection.

Ashkan Anbarzadeh 
Ashkan is a second-year student in a Master’s in Clinical Psychology program at Ferdowsi University of Mashhad, Iran and is trained in Ego State Therapy, Clinical Hypnosis, and Transactional Analysis. Having the experience of learning different approaches, he became interested in finding creative ways to make bridges between theories and modalities more effective. Being Introduced to Expressive Arts in a workshop with Elzette Fritz, he joined Expressive Arts Without Borders and met Markus Scott Alexander. He became interested in learning more about his approach to phenomenological philosophy and finding ways to integrate Expressive Arts with his therapeutic framework. He has brought his curiosity and interest to a series of YouTube conversations with Markus.

Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT
Markus is the founder and director of Expressive Arts Without Borders and the World Arts Organization. He is a founding member of IEATA, was chair of its first international committee and was one of the first registered expressive arts therapists. Markus was senior faculty at the European Graduate School from 1996 to 2020 and continues to teach internationally. He is the author of Expressive Arts Education and Therapy (2020), Brill Publishers and The Just Right Next (2023) Amazon and resides in Edmonton, Canada.

Linda Worster
Linda is a dedicated song maker and musician and has nurtured her love for music since childhood. Playing Beatles tunes on the guitar and forming a college band, she evolves into a solo artist. Linda tours extensively, opening for renowned artists. Collaborating with others, she infuses her music with reflections on inner exploration and advocacy for the environment. She is our musician for the monthly, free Expressive Arts Without Borders Workshops.

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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For the upcoming FREE Expressive Arts Without Borders monthly workshop

Sunday, April 14, 2024, from 9 to 10:30 AM, Mountain Time, (Alberta, Canada)

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with Varvara Sidorova and Markus Scott-Alexander

Each of us celebrates our oneness, uniquely. In this Expressive Arts Without Borders workshop, we will explore how our diversity need not compromise our unity and how our unity need not compromise our diversity. Visual art, movement and writing will be our modes of exploration. Please have some paper and oil pastels handy, or anything else you prefer for working with colour as well as a pen and paper and some space for movement.

Varvara V. Sidorova, PhD, REAT 
(Moscow State University of Psychology and Education - 2005), PhD, European Graduate School, 2023, REAT.  Director of Expressive Arts Institute «Arts and Consciousness». Associate professor at the Department of Clinical and Counseling Psychology at Moscow State University of Psychology and Education. Head of the postgraduate program of Expressive Arts Therapy at MSUPE. Director of Arts Therapy Center "ArtDOm".  Founder and first president of Expressive Arts Therapy Association (Russia). Visiting professor at European Graduate School (2011, 2018 - 2021). Member, leadership group for Expressive Arts Without Borders, Member of Regional Committee of IEATA, Regional coordinator of the IEATA (Russia). Practical psychologist and expressive arts therapist with 30 years of practice, is also conducting retreat and teaching expressive arts in Armenia, Abkhazia, India, France, Ukraine, Lithuania, and different parts of Russia.

Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT
Markus is the founder and director of Expressive Arts Without Borders and the director of World Arts Organization. He is a founding member of IEATA, was chair of its first international committee and one of the first registered expressive arts therapists. Markus was senior faculty at the European Graduate School from 1996 to 2020 and continues to teach internationally. He is the author of Expressive Arts Education and Therapy (2020), Brill Publishers and The Just Right Next (2023) Amazon and resides in Canada. “I consider myself a phenomenological, body-centered educator of expressive arts therapy, continually finding new ways to interface, interact and interplay with nature and the variety of communities that are growing this field.”

with musician, Linda Worster

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

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Tuesday, March 12, 2024, from 9 to 10:30 AM, Mountain Time, (Alberta, Canada)

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Making Space: An Expressive Arts Approach

with Per Espen Stoknes  
Gopika Dahanukar 
Markus Scott-Alexander
and musician, Linda Worster

You will receive a Zoom invite as we get closer to the date.

Please keep some art supplies handy.

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

SAVE THE DATE

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Sunday, February 18 from 9 to 10:30 AM, Mountain Time, (Alberta, Canada)

Ensouling Our Lives: An Expressive Arts Approach
with Expressive Arts Therapy educator, Markus G. Scott-Alexander, and singer/songwriter, Linda Worster.

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Please keep some art supplies handy.

You will receive a Zoom invite as we get closer to the date.

This free workshop is brought to you by Expressive Arts Without Borders, a World Arts Organization initiative.

Join us for Expressive Arts Without Borders' FREE Monthly workshop on JANUARY 21, 2024 from 10 to 11:30 AM, Mountain Time and 6 PM Central European Time. (Google to find the time for where you live.) AVAILABLE TO SUBSCRIBERS.

With Melinda Ashley Meyer, Director, NIKUT Norsk institutt for kunstuttrykk & kommunikasjon, awarded the King's medal in Norway, 2023 for her work in Expressive Arts and Markus G. Scott-Alexander, director of World Arts Organization and founder of Expressive Arts Without Borders.

About Melinda Ashley Meyer

Melinda Ashley Meyer is the former Director of the Expressive Arts Conflict Transformation and Peacebuilding Program at EGS. She is a researcher at the Norwegian Centre for Violence and Traumatic Stress Studies (NKVTS) and the Director and Co-founder of the Norwegian Institute for Expressive Art and Communication (NIKUT). She is a Director of Psychodrama and is a trained bioenergetics-therapist. Since 1983 she has focused on the combination of community, group and individual psychotherapy. She worked as an Expressive Arts therapist at the Psychosocial Centre for Refugees with torture survivors and war refugees from 1990-2004. Since 2008 she has been the project leader for a controlled study with unaccompanied minor refugee boys between the ages of 15 and 18 at NKVTS applying EXIT as an early intervention model.

Melinda Ashley Meyer has been giving lectures and workshops within the field of Expressive Arts, Psychodrama, Trauma, Conflict Transformation and cross-cultural group work in Europe, Israel, East Europe, North, Central and South America. She has made two documentary films, written articles and participated in writing several books.

About Markus Scott-Alexander

Dr. Markus Scott-Alexander, PhD, REAT draws upon decades of interest in the development of the Self and the Self in community. The contemplative arts have provided a bridge to his inner life and the expressive arts, to his many outer explorations. He has been a multi-modal artist and expressive arts therapist and educator since 1986, working internationally with his body-centred and nature-based approach to cross-cultural healing work. Markus is one of the first Registered Expressive Arts Therapists and a pioneer in the field of phenomenological, intermodal expressive arts therapy. He was senior faculty at the European Graduate School from 1997 to 2020 under the mentorship of the late Paolo Knill. Markus is currently the director of the World Arts Organization and the founder of Expressive Arts Without Borders. He and his wife left New York in 2002 and currently reside in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada. 

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