Facilitators

Fiona Tilley is an experienced facilitator on Schumacher College short courses, convened modules for the MA Ecology and Spirituality and also acted as the programme co-ordinator for Becoming Indigenous.  She has had an extensive career in academia both in conventional education and with alternative learning practices.

Maria became an organisational change consultant and facilitator after a Masters in “Economics for Transition” at Schumacher College. She is a specialist in applying complex living systems theory and collaborative methodologies focusing on leadership, values, culture creation and the structures and methodologies needed in our organizations to better understand and thrive within the complex, changeable and uncertain reality we live in.

Richenda is an Artist working in the field of Art and Ecology. She originally trained as a production potter and glassmaker and spent ten years working professionally as a Maker, Teacher and Trainer – facilitating the transformative process of making pots and glassware, and the parallel process of supporting people to empower and transform themselves.

Since completing her post graduate diploma in humanistic psychology entitled ‘Leadership, Facilitation and Coaching’ in July 2008, Rosalind has worked with a range of groups. Interested in designing processes to help participants get the most out of a learning experience, Rosalind aims to lead with authenticity and integrity, qualities that are at the core of her work.