Are you grieving a changing planet? Do you feel you should do something but are unsure what would make a difference?
This yoga of writing workshop will be a safe space to come together and explore the distress many of us are feeling about the climate crisis. With the help of writing prompts, we will find words to express our thoughts and feelings and connect with each other. Examples of climate activists, innovators and leaders will help transform our angst to action. Together we will compost our grief and nourish the grounds for renewal. No writing experience necessary. YOGA OF WRITING: A Quarterly Workshop Series.
Yoga is not only physical postures, but a practice to help us transform our lives. In our Yoga of Writing series, we explore writing as a practice of liberation and transformation. Receive guidance to access your authentic voice, tell your story, and discover ways to bring your writing and yourself more fully alive. |
NINA SCHNALL, Artistic Director, conducts writing workshops informed by 20 years of writing, yoga and movement practice. As a recent cancer survivor, she has used these three tools to recover, heal, and return to life. Her embodied writing workshops help people find their voice, discover their story, and heal. Nina has an MA in Cultural Anthropology from UCSC and an MFA in Writing and Consciousness from CIIS.
CHRISTOPHER DE LORENZO is the author of the memoir cookbook, Kitchen Inheritance, and has published poetry and personal essays in various literary journals. He has led writing workshops in the Bay Area since 1999, and writing retreats in Hawaii, Mexico, Italy, and France. He currently resides in San Francisco, where he teaches at USF. |