Shiloh Sophia is a curator, artist, and teacher who works with client beloveds to bring Intentional Creative process into their lives and projects. Her work with image and language paired with the intelligence of the heart is relevant and taught in many fields, including Innovative Leadership, Corporate Teamwork, Group Process, Therapeutic Healing, Academia and in PhD programs.
As well as in hospitals, prisons, social work settings and clinics. Shiloh and her team of over 360 teachers around the world bring Intentional Creativity® as a tool for exploration and innovation.
Curating how we think, feel, access and act creates the future we are co-creating. In response to the question, does someone have to be creative to experience benefits from Intentional Creativity, she replies: “Every bone in our body is a creative bone. Everything we do IS creative, we just aren’t thinking about it in that way. When we begin to approach all that we create with this level of mindfulness, our life begins to transform before our eyes.”
After working with tens of thousands of people in how creativity can catalyze our consciousness, her body of work lives in Musea: Centers for Intentional Creativity and her Curriculum through certifications trainings and the 501c3 founded by her and her husband, Jonathan McCloud, also an artist and poet.