Angie (she/her) is a neurodivergent artist, wife, and mother who enjoys creating "outside-the-box" opportunities to encourage communication, confidence, and compassion for creative movers of all ages and abilities. Her preference for self-expression & connection through movement began early, eventually leading her to earn degrees in Dance Education from The University of the Arts and New York University.  Angie has been sharing her love for movement with students for over 20 years, at private studios, public elementary & middle schools, and a variety of camps and community events, both locally and abroad.

She is the founder & dance teaching artist at Creativity Moves Lehigh Valley. As an arts educator, Angie strives to be nervous system informed, trauma sensitive, neurodiversity affirming, and radically inclusive. She is passionate about exploring how movement can lead individuals to knowing and showing their most authentic selves, ultimately creating deeper connections with themselves and those they love.

Hilari is a compassionate, board certified music and expressive arts therapist. Her person-centered, humanistic approach to therapy & education is rooted in the fundamental belief that each individual is unique and deserving of fulfillment. Committed to providing therapeutic and wellness opportunities for people of all abilities, Hilari has developed and implemented recreational wellness and therapeutic programs for various local organizations. Her work centers on disability justice and trauma-informed practices, with recent initiatives including the groundbreaking ALL ACCESSible programming and Sensory Space for ArtsQuest. 

With advanced certificates in Focusing-Oriented Art Therapy and Trauma Healing at the Clay Field, Hilari integrates innovative approaches into her work with children and adults. These methods transcend verbal language, allowing individuals to express their stories through sensory-motor experiences. Through her unique approach, Hilari empowers individuals on their creative journeys towards wellness, fulfillment, and joy.

Jenn is a wife, a mother of four children, and a life-long learner who has built her career around creative expression, whole body health, and wellness. Over the last 20 years, she has worked in the mental health field with adults, children, as a trainer, an educator, and has had extensive training in trauma-informed care, as it relates to challenging behaviors in both the elementary and middle levels of education.

Jenn is the owner of YogaCsordas and Hummingbird Whole Body Health. She is a recent graduate of the Masters of School Counseling Program at Kutztown University. Jenn is a writer, mixed media artist, yoga instructor, mindfulness educator, and certified life coach.

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Kristin's love of Theatre began in the Lehigh Valley when she attended the Lehigh Valley Charter High School for the Performing Arts. She then went on to study Theatre, Elementary Education and Film Studies at Ursinus College. She has served as a Theatre specialist at the Arts Academy Elementary Charter School in Allentown, PA since the school opened in 2015 and has facilitated summer theatre camps both in the valley and suburbs of Philadelphia and participates in community theatre when the time and opportunity arises.

Throughout her time as an arts educator, Kristin has witnessed the power of Theatre to create portals to imaginative worlds. These worlds are becoming increasingly harder for children to discover in a technology dominated society. And yet, they are where children are their freest selves. She believes all human beings have the right to be free.