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Date: August 4, 2007

• Interview with Susan Hale -- Exploring Sacred Spaces and Voice

Susan Elizabeth Hale Sacred Space, Sacred Sound The Acoustic Mysteries of Holy Places Foreword by Don Campbell July 2007 _ ISBN 0-8356-0856-5 _ 6x9 _ 286 pp _ $23.95 pb Susan Elizabeth Hale, M.A., is known in the United States and Great Britain as a pioneer in the fields of music therapy, creative arts therapy, and sound healing. Since the mid-70s, she has been at the forefront of exploring music, sound, voice, word, and image as healing arts. The author of Song and Silence: Voicing the Soul (1995), Susan will release Sacred Space, Sacred Sound: Acoustic Mysteries of Holy Places with Quest Books this July. Her new book is the culmination of her research and experiences singing throughout the world at such diverse venues as Chartres Cathedral, Stonehenge, Avebury, Newgrange, the prehistoric cave of Lascaux and the temples and pyramids of Egypt. Susan has a master’s degree in creative arts therapy from Goddard College and teaches therapeutic workshops throughout the United States, Britain, and Canada to help people find and free their natural voice. Susan is also the director of the Songkeeper Apprenticeship where she has acted as a midwife to access the hidden voices of her students. Susan’s background as a trainer in the Bonny Method of Guided Imagery and Music, a member of the Association for Music and Imagery, teacher of archetypal psychology, and guide leading pilgrimages to sacred sites in Britain and the Southwest makes her uniquely suited to usher people through mythic realities for personal growth and creative exploration. Susan is an innovative and dynamic leader whose joy and sensitivity are invaluable tools in nurturing authentic self-expression.