Visual Journaling with the Laguna: Using Art to Create a Conversation Between Inner Self and Natural World Workshop with Dianne Monroe

Discover Visual Journaling, a way of opening and deepening relations between ourselves and our world, using a blend of expressive arts, creativity and nature connection practices.

In this day of creative exploration, you’ll learn innovative, easy-to-use approaches for entering into a conversation with the connecting points between inner self and the natural world -- practices you can carry with you and use in your daily life.

We’ll spend time using these practices to invite a deeper relationship with the Laguna, exploring the richness and diversity of our wetlands and how they reflect the inner pathways of our lives.

The workshop will take place rain or shine with Heron Hall as our base, as we invite weather to join us in our conversation. Most workshop supplies will be provided, along with hot drinks and light snacks.

Dianne Monroe is a Life Mentor, Coach, facilitator, writer, and photographer with more than 20 years experience creating and offering experiential and transformational programs and workshops. She blends creativity, Expressive Arts, and deep nature connection to support others in the discovery and deep understanding of their life path and how the threads of their personal story are interwoven with the big story of our world.To learn more about Dianne and her work, visit her website.

Saturday, March 7, 10:00am-4:00pm
Location: Heron Hall, Laguna Environmental Center, 900 Sanford Road, Santa Rosa, CA 95401 (corner of Occidental Rd)
$60 ($50 Laguna Foundation members). Suitable for adults 18 years and up.
Pre-registration required: http://lagunafoundation.org/laguna_walks_classes.shtml