Upcoming for Spring 2023:

COMING SOON    Caring for the Carer

COMING SOON Caring for the Carer

Whether you are a seasoned writer or someone who has never written before, this workshop is for anyone who is or was a caregiver (personally or professionally) and wants to explore the power of writing as a way to care for themselves. You don’t need to have a background in writing or to be an expert on caregiving to participate. All you need is an open mind and a willingness to use writing as a tool for self-care.

Writing for Recovery

Writing for Recovery

From How it Works : We got this all down on paper and looked at it. (p.69 BB). Dates: Every Tuesday Times: 12:00- 1:00 Central Time/ 1:00-2:00 Eastern Time. Cost: Free. Click link to expand and register

InvisABILITY

InvisABILITY

Writing about visible and invisible disabilities, chronic pain and chronic illness. Dates: Six Mondays starting June 19 Times: 3-5 PM CT Click link to expand and register

The Speaking Wound: Working With Painful Material

The Speaking Wound: Working With Painful Material

The focus of this workshop is on using writing to process and integrate painful events, while improving our writing craft around intense material. Dates: Six weeks starting Monday June 19, 2023. Click link to expand and register.

Neurotica: Writing the Erotic for the Neurotic

Neurotica: Writing the Erotic for the Neurotic

How to write about our bodies gleefully, even when we might experience them fearfully. Dates: 6 Mondays, starting June 19, 2023. Times: 12:00-2:00 Central Time. Click link to expand and register

Writing for Resiliency and Connection

Writing for Resiliency and Connection

Writing to transition from the traumas of a pandemic, political turmoil, and institutional and structural violence. 6:00- 8:30 CT Tuesday evenings – Summer 2023. Click Link to Expand and Register.

Coming Soon! Zen and the Pen

Coming Soon! Zen and the Pen

In this 2 hour a week ,6-week writing workshop we will use prompts and practices that include contemporary Buddhist poets and philosophers, sutras and stories. We will write as a form of contemplative practice, and use somatic practices as prompts for our writing.