Judith G. Wolf, Ph.D. is an artist and a poet. For many years, she has combined her deep psychological insight, extensive art experience, and unique view of the world into compelling poems. As part of her considerable body of work, she first published the fascinating collection Weeping Shadows. Now she is releasing her new collection, Tidbits.

Judy Wolf’s diverse education and professional background include a Ph.D. in Educational Psychology, a Master’s degree in Elementary and Remedial Education, far-reaching experience in arts administration, and currently, service on several boards of directors including Arizona Opera and the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions, Arizona.

Over a decade ago, Judy moved to Phoenix, Arizona with her husband. There, she co-founded a nonprofit art organization, Young Arts Arizona Ltd. that serves at-risk children by exhibiting their artwork and teaching art to children not served by other organizations. She has been running this program as the President and CEO with enormous success, serving thousands of children and making art widely accessible to the Metro Phoenix community.

Judy’s deep dedication to the arts, challenged children, and the community is rooted in her spirituality. Judy is a Reiki master. She is a partner in the organization Vibrations, which offers healing arts. In addition, she is working on her doctorate in Ministry at Universal Life Church. Of course, Judy continues to channel her multiple facets into winsome and intriguing poems.

Contact her via email at judy@judithgwolf.com

Deep psychological insight and a unique view of the world combine in Tidbits, short morsels filled with quips on life.

With TIDBITS, Judy Wolf has given us memorable quips of personal wit and wisdom . Full of irony, warmth and keen observation, these are good fun to read over and over, as they continue to delight and inform.

Craig Bohmler, Composer

Tidbits - Provocative, dense, and at times laugh-out-loud funny.  In this compendium of random thoughts, the author manages to assimilate the tiniest of our musings and conceptualizations, bring them into sharp focus, and evoke mental mountains…  Molehills beware!

Karl S. Von Senden, Author, Playwright

Life is a short poem
quietly read
without rhyme.