 | Welcome to Imagery International |
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SPREADING the Seeds of Imagery AwarenessWelcome to all who believe in the healing powers of imagination! Our organization upholds the elegant and profound process of going within and engaging imagination as a way of fostering growth, healing, and dynamic change. Imagery International seeks to raise imagery awareness, to support members with a platform for publication and marketing, and to provide opportunities for connection, teaching, healing and learning to those who love imagery worldwide. We WELCOME you and invite you to share ideas, attend our annual conference, or participate in any creative way in which you are guided. We are stronger together than we are alone! Click here to learn more about us. |
| ImagiNews, The Journal of Imagery International, is published three times per year. In it you will find articles about imagery, news and events, art and poetry and submissions by leaders in our field. Each month has a theme. ImagiNews is a members only publication but if you’d like to see a back issue, write to office@imageryinternational.org for a free copy. | Submit to our quarterly publication, “ImagiNews”! The next issue for Summer has the theme of “Awakening” Submit any articles, art, poetry or letters to editor by July 1 Click here to send your submission by email (editor@imageryinternational.org) |
Upcoming events
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Listen to a clip from one of our sessions – Become a member, join us for a webinar or conference, join our group! If your browser does not display the audio player below, please click here to listen to the recording Excerpt from Eve Delunas’ talk on “From Ego to Essence” at 2021 II Conference Eve Delunas, PhD |
A supportive NetworkMeet like minded people at our annual conference
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Learn more about us through our webinars |
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FREE Offering to sample what we’re all about!
Dream Imagery and Artistic Expression with Darcie Richardson, PhD |
 Symbolic Imagery with Kathe Caldwell, CCHT
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Mental Imagery Experience of Greek Mythology with Demetra Monocrusso
Inner Critic: Adversary to Ally with Susan Ezra, RN and Terry Reed, RN