I have been working with Labyrinths and land art for over seven years and during this time I have worked with many different groups of people, including adults with special needs, Women's and Interfaith groups in many locations including, Pennine Camphill Community, Wakefield Cathedral, Nostell Priory, Northern College, and at various Camps, Festivals and Retreat centres.

As part of our creative, healing journey Labyrinths can be used in many different ways appropriate to the spirit of the place and people involved.

If you are interested in creating a Labyrinth or holding an event in your area please contact me. "


Labyrinths - a little bit about them
Labyrinths are one of our great Universal Symbols found throughout history and prehistory spreading across many cultures and religions. They can quieten our minds, quicken our spirit, inspire our creativity, touch our joys or sorrows, and remind us of what is important in our lives.

Labyrinths are ‘unicursal’ - that is they only have one path leading into the centre and the same path leading out. So unlike mazes, they are designed to guide, not trick you.

They are associated with the Sacred Feminine - partly due to their circular design - and can be thought of as a womb-like space and ideas of rebirth, transformation and change, as well as being connected to many folk traditions, myths and legends.