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Lisa Fam - Melbourne, Australia

Artist/Art Therapist/Healing Doll Maker
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www.lisafam.wordpress.com
www.facebook.com/misshappinessflower
www.instagram.com/vasalisa_art
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Lisa Fam is an artist and healing doll maker who creates paintings, mixed media collages and dolls inspired by the beauty of the natural world and the inner mysteries of the soul.
An experienced art therapist and educator, Lisa has facilitated doll workshops and Open Studios for women from all walks of life. Her workshops provide a safe and nurturing vessel through which participants can pass, connecting deeply with their inner wisdom, strength and creativity, sharing stories and engaging hand and heart to create a personal healing doll. This gathering, honouring and celebrating of the feminine is powerful medicine for the soul and for the planet at this time.
Lisa’s Seasons of the Doll workshops focus on how living with an understanding of the seasons and cycles of nature and applying this wisdom to our lives can be healing and transformative. 
Lisa has completed Barb Kobe’s Medicine Doll online course and Mentoring program, and has also studied with Pamela Hastings and Julia Inglis. She has participated in group exhibitions, showing her dolls and textile art.
You can read more about her journeys in nature, art and healing at her blog Lalita’s Letters (www.lalitasletters.wordpress.com) and in the inaugural edition of the Makers Magazine (www.makersmovement.ca). For details on current offerings please visit the links above.

all photos copyright Lisa Fam 2020