Faculty — Proprioceptive Writing Center

The PWCenter Faculty

PWCenter faculty are steeped in the principles of the proprioceptive method and have years of teaching experience. They teach classes and intensives offered through the PWCenter, train and mentor new instructors and teachers, and take an active part in the ongoing organization and development of the PWCenter.

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Linda Trichter Metcalf

Linda Trichter Metcalf, originator of Proprioceptive Writing® and co-author with Tobin Simon of Writing the Mind Alive, The Proprioceptive Method for Finding Your Authentic Voice, has pioneered writing as a way to heighten consciousness through inner hearing for the last 45 years.

Founder & Director

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Anne Bright

Anne Bright has been a student and teacher of Proprioceptive Writing® (PW) for 30 years. As assistant director, she works with Linda Trichter Metcalf in every aspect of the PWCenter, including development.

Faculty, PWC Co-Director

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Ann Munroe Mullen lives and teaches Proprioceptive Writing® in Saranac Lake, in the Adirondack Mountain region of New York State.

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Ann Munroe Mullen

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Kim Chandler E-RYT is the founder and director of Innerlight Center for Yoga & Meditation in Middletown, RI where she teaches both yoga and Proprioceptive Writing® (PW).

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Kim Chandler

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Wies Enthoven

Wies Enthoven lives in Amsterdam, the Netherland where she teaches PW through Harttaal. She has a long career as a freelance journalist for leading Dutch newspapers and magazines. She is the author of Bange Helden and co-author of The Eldest Daughter Effect. She has a master in Psycholinguistics.

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