Healing, Meditation & Creative Manifesting Experience
Elizabeth’s initial healing gifts awakened directly twenty years ago. She has subsequently spent many years studying and integrating the subtle energies in her healing practice, working with doctors, healers, therapists and artists as mentors, professional associates, clients and collaborators. Her capacity to offer herself as an instrument of healing and facilitator of creative process deepens and unfolds with her own surrender, faith and experience. Eight years ago, she began devoting significant time to spiritual practice and service in India. Her formal training includes private mentorship and supervision for many years with Kathleen Woeber and Laura Torence and courses at the School of Energy Mastery (training as a medical intuitive by Robert Jaffe, M.D.), Transformational Energetic Arts (workshop leadership training in expressive arts therapy and Core Energetics), Roselight (guided meditations), the Jung Institute (dream work and therapeutic process), Kripalu (Swedish massage certification), Spirit Rock (Vipassana meditation) and 5Rhythms (dance workshops). Elizabeth supports her clients’ direct access to their own innate healing and creative gifts.

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Publishing and Film Experience
Elizabeth Rose Raphael has mentored writers and artists for over twenty years. She was a consultant to the director of the graduate publishing course at Harvard University for many years, beginning at twenty-five. She has edited books published by New World Library, Random House, Viking Penguin, Henry Holt, Grove Atlantic, The Metropolitan Museum of Art and other publishers. Training as an associate literary agent informed her professional knowledge of both publishing and film. She worked with writers, artists and photographers as the art production manager of Premiere Magazine. As a story editor and development executive, she adapted books and developed original screenplays for feature film producers at Paramount Pictures, Warner Brothers, Metro Goldwyn Meyer and United Artists for many years. She was on the screening committee of the Nantucket Film Festival and offers story consultation to documentary filmmakers. Her recent freelance work includes a special assignment publicizing The New York Times first bestselling book, consulting at the Columbia School of Journalism publishing course and a three-and-a half-month managing editor position at New World Library.