A 5-week expressive art and writing workshop facilitated by Amy J. Barry will be held Oct. 2, 9, 16, 23, and 30 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Comfort Keepers. 722 Village Walk, Guilford.
Do you find yourself taking on so many roles ranging from parenting young children to caretaking elderly parents that you aren’t a priority in your own life?
Are you in a life transition that could include marriage, divorce, career change, relocation, retirement, loss, or illness?
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In this workshop, Amy will lead participants in a variety of creative exercises that help people explore the intuitive, imagistic right side of the brain and transform negative thoughts and emotions into positive, life-affirming responses.
It’s an opportunity to take time for yourself, get playful, and reflect on your own personal journey in a supportive group environment.
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A writer by profession, Amy completed an Expressive Arts certificate program at Salve Regina University, Rhode Island in 2010. She is also a Hospice-trained bereavement support group facilitator and has led parenting and caregiver support groups.
The cost of the 5-session workshop is $75. $40 registration fee required by Sept. 24. Balance due at first session. Participants limited to 12. Materials will be provided but attendees are welcome to bring their own writing journal and art supplies—to be specified.
Previous writing or drawing experience is not required.
For registration and more information, email Amy at aimwrite@snet.net or call 203-430-3533
