Meet Kate

Kate Wolfe-Jenson has lived with Multiple Sclerosis for over twenty-five years. A habitual writer and visual artist, her day jobs have included secretary, mental health counselor and web designer. She holds a Masters Degree in Creativity and Human Development and lives in Minnesota with her husband and daughter.

Kate is available to speak to your group.
Topics include:

Chronic Healing as Creative Transformation

Suppose that healing is a creative process, that “healing” and “illness” are parts of one process rather than opposing forces. This lecture/performance blends storytelling, poetry and prose to explore a model of chronic healing as creative transformation.

Befriending the Body

Our culture encourages us to detach from our bodies. Becoming ill, we may feel our bodies have betrayed us. This group creates space for reconnecting to our bodies through meditation, visualization and body awareness techniques.

Just for Today

When physical challenges arise, stinkin' thinkin' is often not far behind. Kate describes her experience with the twelve steps.

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