This workshop will help you to realize the benefits of having a journaling practice. Journaling is especially powerful after meditating, whether it be the sitting, walking, or Tai Chi type of meditating. Journaling is a contemplative practice too. But it can also stand alone and that’s what we’ll do in this workshop. (Once this in-person workshop is available, preregistration is a good idea.)
In this workshop, I offer prompts to inspire your journaling, but where you take it is totally up to you. The prompts will cover a wide range of self-care — living the life of care for your true expression and well-being. If you have something in particular you want to focus on and journaling about, that’s not a problem in this class. You might take this class with a theme in mind and use the prompts to journal about it. Or, you might just like to journal within the group energy of like-minded people. Using the prompts is optional. Usually, women take this type of workshop from me, but we occasionally get a man or two; men are always welcome.
Everything you write is personal and only you will see it or read it. Sharing is optional, athough reading aloud what you write can be powerful and enlightening when others listen with care and do not comment. There will be time enough for you to read yours in class if you’d like. You can read a part of it, all of it, or tell us what it was like for you while writing it down. The choice is yours.
When safe and appropriate to meet, we will meet two times, one perhaps on a Sunday, and one perhaps in the evening during the week. There is a wide enough gap between classes to give you a chance to practice journaling with some regularity. Then you may have questions or thoughts you’d like to discuss. We’ll do in the second meeting in addition to journaling.
This is a handwriting journaling workshop, so please leave your tech-typing devices at home.
Contact me with any questions you may have directyourbrain (at) kimberlywulfert (dot) com, or call / text: (805) 320-9361.