Write from your power 💪

If you're like many writers, you've based some of your work on personal experience. You may even enjoy writing personal essays or aspire to write a memoir!

But exploring personal material can be challenging. Alongside processing difficult experiences there's the impact we want our stories to have.

We don't want to be seen by our readers as victims of life's hard turns. We are SO much more than what has happened to us.

So how do we tell our stories as survivors, writing from a place of empowerment?
 

On Wednesday, June 19 join award-winning author + narrative therapy trained writing instructor Nicole Breit for a low-cost workshop that will help you:

• Understand what narrative therapy is and how it can support a healing process through storytelling
• Uncover overlooked or forgotten aspects of your story that highlight your strength + resilience
• Draft new work about your multi-storied life from a place of empowerment etc..

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In this 60-minute workshop you’ll learn:

• How narrative therapy principles can help you explore difficult subject matter (e.g. loss, mental health, illness or disability, violence and/or abuse and interpersonal trauma)
• An intro to 6 empowering narrative therapy principles you can apply to writing autobiographical stories you’re proud to share
• How journaling and storymaking can be tools for healing + self-exploration but differ in 1 important way when processing trauma
• How to apply the 5 Rs of empowered storytelling to incorporate key details most writers forget to include in their stories
• How to draft a time-saving narrative-therapy informed story summary before you sit down to draft your next piece.

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Meet your webinar host…

Nicole Breit is a multi-award winning author whose work has been widely published in Canada and the US. Her poetry and creative nonfiction have appeared in Room, Brevity, The Fiddlehead, Pithead Chapel, Swelling with Pride: Queer Conception and Adoption Stories and Getting to the Truth: The Craft and Practice of Creative Nonfiction. Nicole’s award winning lyric essay about first love and loss, “An Atmospheric Pressure”, was selected as a Notable by the editors of Best American Essays 2017. She earned her Foundations in Narrative Therapy Certificate from the Vancouver Narrative Therapy School in 2020.
 

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Important registration details…

Immediately on signing up you’ll receive a confirmation email with a Zoom link to join Centered In Your Power: The 5 Rs of Narrative Therapy Informed Storytelling workshop on Wednesday, June 19 at 10:00 am PDT (Vancouver time).

If you don't see your confirmation email in your inbox immediately after signing up please check your spam or junk folder.

You will receive two reminder emails and a replay recording of the workshop in case you are unable to attend live.

Any questions? Please contact [email protected] for support.

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