* ARTFUL — a six-phase, arts-based methodology bringing conservatoire-trained creative tools into business and professional education. Developed at Inholland over six years of practice, grounded in neuroscience and psychology.
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- What this is
Three things that work together — a book, a
method, a practice.
The book
Eleven lesson-based chapters across three domains — Self, Other, World — each built on the ARTFUL phase structure. Ready to teach.
The framework
ARTFUL: six phases drawn from arts-based pedagogy and recent work in neuroaesthetics, polyvagal theory, and positive psychology.
The practice
For educators teaching creative capacities — mainly business students, adaptable for anyone working outside the arts.
i. of iii. The phases
The ARTFUL phases.
Each chapter in the book moves through these six phases. They give a lesson its shape — preparing the room, opening attention, working in the material, framing what emerged, putting it to use, and letting go.
A
[ phase 1 ]
R
[ phase 2 ]
T
[ phase 3 ]
F
[ phase 4 ]
Y
[ phase 5]
L
[ phase 6]
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