Robin Goldberg

As a writer, researcher, and arts facilitator, Robin Goldberg nurtures interdisciplinary inquiry in community.  She studies synergies and nuances across natural cycles, exploring the reciprocity between ecology and creativity.  Weaving together the visual, audible, literary, performing, and healing arts, she fosters collaborative learning in accessible educational environments.  Drawing upon her personal practices of deep listening and compassionate presencing, as well as professional training in academia and integrative medicine, she emphasizes reciprocal care as essential for social and environmental justice.  Through contemplative conversations, she encourages spacious ways of being with uncertainty, and considering the complexity within simplicity.  At WCC, she enjoys meeting extraordinary people, learning alongside them, and offering nourishing resources to support their capacity to thrive.  Her classes combine art, science, history, ethics, etymology, and philosophy with rejuvenating experiential activities.  Together, she and her students explore restorative and revolutionary perspectives of wholeness.

• University of Michigan
• Goddard College
• Shambhava School of Yoga
• International House of Reiki 
• Vibrational Sound Association 

• Registered Yoga Teacher
• Certified Reflexologist
• Third Degree Reiki Practitioner

• "Tilt: Arts & Culture Ecosystems" (WAABEL, 2023)
• "Bedside Audio Storytelling for Hospital Patients" (The Journal of Humanities in Creative Rehabilitation, 2017)
• "The Sound of Seeds" (Charing Cross Press, 2014)
• "From Prose to Pointe Shoes: The Evolution and Proliferation of E.T.A. Hoffmann's The Nutcracker and the Mouse King in the United States." (2010)

• Environmental Humanities
• Contemplative Pedagogy
• Creative Healing Arts 

LinkedIn Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/robin-goldberg-16aa4533/