Presenter: Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg
Location: Broadcast via Zoom
Poetry, Inspiration, Writing
The practice of poetry can help us better understand our own heart, health, and callings in life. At the same time, the sheer practice of making something out of words can bring us more alive, giving us greater meaning, energy, and even joy in the process. Come explore—through writing in community, reading our words (always optional), and sharing our discoveries—how writing and reading poetry can help you craft a practice that brings you deeper into your own healing and resilience.
Caryn Mirriam-Goldberg, Ph.D., the 2009-13 Kansas Poet Laureate is the author of 24 books, including How Time Moves: New & Selected Poems; Miriam's Well, a novel; and The Sky Begins At Your Feet: A Memoir on Cancer, Community, and Coming Home to the Body.
Founder of Transformative Language Arts, she is a beloved writing workshop facilitator and writing coach. For over 20 years, she has facilitated workshops for people living with serious illness and for other groups exploring writing and healing. She also directed the Transformative Language Arts master's program--focusing on writing for individual and community transformation--for 20 years at Goddard College.
Caryn offers classes and retreats through YourRightLivelihood.com with Kathryn Lorenzen, Bravevoice.com with Kelley Hunt, and ArtofFacilitation.net with Joy Roulier Sawyer. Her weekly “Care Packages for a Creative Life” through her Patreon.com/carynmg Find more about her, including her long-time blog, “Everyday Magic” at CarynMirriamGoldberg.com.
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