Center For Creative Learning

The Center for Creative Learning was instrumental in helping my mother during difficult times. I saw her transform as a result of a number of their programs. I am grateful for support and guidance she received there. Having been around for 25+ years is testament to the power of their programs.

The Center For Creative Learning provides a much needed community service by providing workshops designed to get people out of their heads and into action. Whether it be a successful business person looking for leadership skills, a veteran looking to be heard, a couple looking for conflict resolution, a mother looking for help, or a sexual abuse victim looking to forgive, the center has the experience, the staff and the tools to help.
I became involved with the center in 1999. After attending an accountability workshop I brought my wife to a weekend workshop. Eventually we went through some programs together. It continues to provide a language to our relationship that has helped us to stay together through some failures and into a higher sense of accomplishment and success. It definitely helped me to reassess my professional career and I am more successful than ever.
Based in a mish mash of various technologies including tools from many business leaders of the day, you will create the path unique to you as you are taught didactically and experientially to feel and to sense the world around you and how you show up in it. You can’t change what you don’t acknowledge, but with these tools you can’t help but recognize the world around you in a different way.
I have nothing but respect for Patricia and her staff for operating with a sense of integrity and focused dedication to what they teach. I HIGHLY recommend the programs.

This is a marvelous resource for personal enrichment!
I took several seminars at the Center for Creative Learning, and found them all to be very helpful and transforming. My first experience was with the course «Taking It Lightly,» an intesive weekend seminar. The major draw for me to this course in the first place was a strong desire to make changes in my life… to finally take charge and stop simply accepting whatever life threw my way. «Taking It Lightly» was an invaluable resource in creating what I wanted for my life. My experience with the other participants and the staff brought an unusual richness to this weekend course that I had found nowhere else. I highly recommend the Center for Creative Learning to any and all people who want to create in their lives a more genuine and purposeful path.
The rewards and benefits I gain from this resource continue to blossom in my career, personal relationships and in the way I relate to myself as well. I am eternally grateful to the Center for Creative Learing.

The Center for Creative Learning is little more than a scam — for a hefty price. Here you will meet Patricia Clayson, co-​founder and instructor. You’ll be introduced to her «modern» ideas that really aren’t so modern, since in reality they are are just unconventional. The student is encouraged to attend one of a series of her seminars (not cheap) where for several hours of listening, you pay to hear how a person can change their life so on and so on. If you have ever heard of EST (Erhart Seminar Training) — a popular seminar series that began and died in the 1970’s and 80’s in the San Francisco Bay Area, you will have found it recreated here at the Center for Creative Learning.
The Center for Creative Learning has plagiarized the concepts that made Mr. Erhart rich.
As for it’s founder, Patricia Clayson (AKA Patricia Durovoy), she’s little more than a Sharaton in the field of psychology adept at making money.