Judy Dale has always been interested in symbols and what we can learn from them. She took a Tarot workshop in the 1980's and fell in love with the cards and their symbolism. From that point on she began studying the Tarot seriously.

Judy started her journey in the creative process in the 1970's with Jungian analyst, Gilda Frantz, where she learned to express herself with clay. She was a student in the Transformative Arts Program at JFK University where she studied the creative process for individuals and groups. She also was part of a two-year course with Stewart Cubley and Michele Cassou where she was trained as a facilitator of The Painting Experience. 

In addition to Tarot and creative process study, Judy's educational background includes an M.A. in education and an M.B.A. For many years, she held management positions and consulted in the corporate world.

Judy paints, creates handmade artist books, and keeps a visual journal where she combines images and symbols with words. In her artwork Judy finds that the images of the Tarot archetypes arise naturally. These images collectively have become over time her own personal Tarot deck.

Judy weaves all of the elements of her background - teacher, corporate manager and consultant, artist - into her Tarot readings. She is particularly interested in Jungian approaches to the Tarot. She has been giving Tarot readings all over the country for over 30 years and has worked as a consultant to corporations for over 10 years. She is a member of the American Tarot Association.

Judy also enjoys teaching and facilitating workshops in expressive arts. Her painting workshops emphasize the process rather than the product. She does mural work with groups to deepen the relationships and vision within the group. She has also found visual journaling to be a powerful force in her own life and loves sharing the process of creating a visual journal with others. In her bookmaking workshops she teaches participants to create handmade books as an expression of themselves and their hopes for themselves and the world.

Judy lives in Northern California with her husband Glen and her dog Jazz. And she loves to laugh!