Our Team
Judith Wing, Pottery Teacher
Judi Wing has been involved with teaching art for nearly 35 years. The majority of her time has been spent teaching students of all ages in New Hampshire public school systems. She received her undergraduate degree in education from Northern Illinois University, and later earned her Masters degree in art therapy from Wright State University. After graduating from college, Judi worked as an art therapist at a private residential program for children with behavioral issues. This led to a second art therapy position at a psychiatric facility in Southern NH. She retired from teaching full time in June of 2019. Presently, Judi is a Title 1 Reading Interventionist in Milford, NH. where she also resides.
A lifetime artist, Judi loves to work in clay, both on the wheel and handbuilding. She also paints in both oil and acrylic mediums, as well as pencil drawing. As an art therapist, Judi understands the power clay and other art mediums have, when it comes to healing stressed and tired minds and bodies. The pure joy of self expression one receives while creating artwork is so very important to the balance in our lives.
John McKenzie, LMT
John attended the NH Institute for Therapeutic Arts and as a licensed massage therapist specializes in neuromuscular and restorative massage techniques.
Lindsey Bailey, LMT
Lindsey believes in the power of human touch to heal and restore. Her approach is rooted in a holistic philosophy, viewing each client as a whole person—mind, body, and spirit. She seeks to enhance the well-being of her clients through personalized therapeutic touch, whether you are searching for relaxation from the stresses of daily life, relief from chronic pain, or support during a healing process. She aims to relieve physical tension and promote emotional and mental balance using Swedish, Neuromuscular, and Lymphatic techniques. She utilizes hot stones and trigger point techniques to target stiff muscles and adhesions.
Michael FonG, Pottery Teacher
My interest in pottery began with an introduction through a private lesson with a local artist and instantly became enamored with all the crossovers with professional life as a Chef. The process of transforming mud and sand into stone and glass is magical to me. Studying as an apprentice for a local artist of international renown and attending the BFA program at the New Hampshire Institute of Art in Manchester New Hampshire were the next steps for me to find my voice in clay. Now as the culinary career can take a back seat to the pursuit of Art in my life, I look forward to being able to share what I have gained in trying to understand the alchemy in process of clay.