Workshops

Highly acclaimed workshops and inservices for festivals, schools, museums, community, youth and women’s organizations, churches, retreats and corporate events are custom designed to meet each audiences needs. Workshops are presented in an interactive and participatory style using modeling, demonstration, lecture and text, cooperative and collaborative small group work, exercises and personal coaching.

“Angela was instrumental in developing a series of workshops to show the relevance of storytelling in aiding teachers with curricular areas such as language arts, history, math and science. 
Sharon Nelson, Program Manager, Special Academic Events, Orange County Department of Education, CA

The Telling of the Tale

The Art of Storytelling

A comprehensive introduction covering resources, research, variant comparison, selection, learning, telling techniques, repertoire development and application in community or curriculum for beginning or intermediate professional storytellers and educators.

Story, Stone, Water, Fire

Geomythology

Introduction to the world “geomythology” stories geologists, paleontologists and anthropologists are increasingly looking toward, to help explain geological record, history and myth.  Includes resources, common themes, program development and environmental and curricular applications for history, culture and science.  Presentations include the National Storytelling Conference and the Nature in Legend and Story Conference.

The Teller Human

Healing Art of Storytelling

Exploring storyteller as healer and how storytelling can affect an increased physical and emotional healing response.  Resources, psychobiology and emotional intelligence benefits and applications for community or health care.  Presentations include the Sharing the Fire Storytelling Conference-MA, the Texas Storytelling Festival and Texas Storytelling Conferences and the University of Texas Health Science Center at San Antonio School of Nursing, the International Association for Human Caring Conference and the US Army Nurse Educators Conference at Fort Sam Houston.

Woman at the Crossroads

Women’s Studies

Exploring the divine feminine as reflected in world myths, fairytales and folktales through time.  Resources research, recognizing themes and repertoire development applicable and adaptable for children, teens and women.

An excellent communicator with the highest of professional standards, storyteller Angela Klingler brings an unique insight and perspective to the art of storytelling.  Life experiences as a mother of three and education received as a registered nurse, combine with interests in child development, the promotion of education, the developed imagination and emotional intelligence, to enhance and influence this seasoned professional’s selection of story.
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