Body Workshop
What can we say about the body? This workshop is a space for you to find out.
This workshop is for:
Open-hearted humans with complicated relationships with their body (love it, hate it, love/hate it)
Folx with wide-open or sealed-shut wounding on the subject of worth & body image
Anyone who is willing to explore their body as home, homesick, temple, or shipwreck
People who want to dismantle the patriarchy & reach into the depths of internalized misogyny in a safe container
Witchy folx who aren't afraid of a little moon magic & fire
Women who run from or toward the stories they've been told about their bodies
People in chronic pain or who are in a state of neglect or transformation
Anyone who wants to heal and play through storytelling, art, and community
here is some more information about if this workshop if the place for you
During these four weeks, you will hear poems on the theme of body.
You will be invited into your own writing practice through observation, speculation, vulnerability, and curiosity. Like all writing circles with Doula of Words, this workshop is a safe, generative, welcoming, and warm environment, and is open to all. You don't have to be a published writer or be working on something specific to find a home with us.
The live version of this workshop will take place on zoom, Sundays in July at 2pm est. Each workshop will run for 2-2.5 hours and will be a container of 6-12 people.
There is also a self-guided workshop designed to be taken privately, at your own pace. Every week for four weeks you will receive an email that includes a video and several prompts to write to. You will also receive loads of resources and have access to a beautiful community of other writers who are exploring body just like you! Take this workshop at your own pace, in the comfort of your own space, and share as little or as much as you want.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email yoda@thedoulaofwords.com. I am so excited to write with you and explore body stuff with you. You’re safe here, I hope you’ll join us.
What can we say about the body? This workshop is a space for you to find out.
This workshop is for:
Open-hearted humans with complicated relationships with their body (love it, hate it, love/hate it)
Folx with wide-open or sealed-shut wounding on the subject of worth & body image
Anyone who is willing to explore their body as home, homesick, temple, or shipwreck
People who want to dismantle the patriarchy & reach into the depths of internalized misogyny in a safe container
Witchy folx who aren't afraid of a little moon magic & fire
Women who run from or toward the stories they've been told about their bodies
People in chronic pain or who are in a state of neglect or transformation
Anyone who wants to heal and play through storytelling, art, and community
here is some more information about if this workshop if the place for you
During these four weeks, you will hear poems on the theme of body.
You will be invited into your own writing practice through observation, speculation, vulnerability, and curiosity. Like all writing circles with Doula of Words, this workshop is a safe, generative, welcoming, and warm environment, and is open to all. You don't have to be a published writer or be working on something specific to find a home with us.
The live version of this workshop will take place on zoom, Sundays in July at 2pm est. Each workshop will run for 2-2.5 hours and will be a container of 6-12 people.
There is also a self-guided workshop designed to be taken privately, at your own pace. Every week for four weeks you will receive an email that includes a video and several prompts to write to. You will also receive loads of resources and have access to a beautiful community of other writers who are exploring body just like you! Take this workshop at your own pace, in the comfort of your own space, and share as little or as much as you want.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email yoda@thedoulaofwords.com. I am so excited to write with you and explore body stuff with you. You’re safe here, I hope you’ll join us.
What can we say about the body? This workshop is a space for you to find out.
This workshop is for:
Open-hearted humans with complicated relationships with their body (love it, hate it, love/hate it)
Folx with wide-open or sealed-shut wounding on the subject of worth & body image
Anyone who is willing to explore their body as home, homesick, temple, or shipwreck
People who want to dismantle the patriarchy & reach into the depths of internalized misogyny in a safe container
Witchy folx who aren't afraid of a little moon magic & fire
Women who run from or toward the stories they've been told about their bodies
People in chronic pain or who are in a state of neglect or transformation
Anyone who wants to heal and play through storytelling, art, and community
here is some more information about if this workshop if the place for you
During these four weeks, you will hear poems on the theme of body.
You will be invited into your own writing practice through observation, speculation, vulnerability, and curiosity. Like all writing circles with Doula of Words, this workshop is a safe, generative, welcoming, and warm environment, and is open to all. You don't have to be a published writer or be working on something specific to find a home with us.
The live version of this workshop will take place on zoom, Sundays in July at 2pm est. Each workshop will run for 2-2.5 hours and will be a container of 6-12 people.
There is also a self-guided workshop designed to be taken privately, at your own pace. Every week for four weeks you will receive an email that includes a video and several prompts to write to. You will also receive loads of resources and have access to a beautiful community of other writers who are exploring body just like you! Take this workshop at your own pace, in the comfort of your own space, and share as little or as much as you want.
If you have any questions, please feel free to email yoda@thedoulaofwords.com. I am so excited to write with you and explore body stuff with you. You’re safe here, I hope you’ll join us.
