Creative Labyrinths

Labyrinths can enhance almost any space – indoor or outdoor, public or private, personal or corporate. They can be permanent or temporary, and made of natural, manmade, or mixed materials. They can enhance productivity, improve focus, spark imagination, and provide moments of respite and reflection. Lea Goode-Harris, Ph.D, is the founder of Creative Labyrinths, specialists in labyrinth design, development, creation, and installation. She has created traditional and contemporary labyrinth installations for public and religious organizations, corporations and individuals throughout the United States and internationally. Examples include the Santa Rosa Labyrinth and the SNOOPY™ Labyrinth for the Charles M. Schultz Museum. Lea is also the author of “Ladybug Labyrinth,” a book for children (and adults) and A Discovery of Labyrinths. Her Santa Rosa Labyrinth design was installed on the first “green” roof-top garden in the United States by the American Psychological Association in Washington, D.C. Lea has given classes and experiential labyrinth talks at universities, junior colleges, high schools, and numerous organizations in the United States and internationally. Lea and the Creative Labyrinths team is ready to help you explore how labyrinths can enhance your space, your events, your life, and the lives of those who visit or work with you.