Coaxing Creativity

Talks  -  Workshops  -  Coaching  

simple shifts

create

significant changes

Did you know that one in eight women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime? Viewing her own breast cancer experience as a wake-up call, Mary urges women of all ages and walks of life not to wait until they face of a health crisis of their own to create time for themselves in their busy lives.

• Collage (visual art made from an assemblage of different forms; creating a new whole)
• Writing exercises (translate your thoughts to paper)
• Guided visualization (open your heart and your mind)
• Tapping into your Creativity offers healing results
• Mary’s personal stories and coping strategies
• Balancing obligations with self-care and opportunities to have fun

Participant comments:

The collage was a new experience for me…connecting the pictures and the words. I liked the self-discovery of tapping into my creativity.    

                                                                          Marge Fields, California Writers Club-Peninsula Branch

 I liked very much using visual pictures to tell my story. I liked using my creative side of the  brain.        

                                                                                                                                                             Cindy Fuller, Women’s National Book Assn-San Francisco Chapter.

We look at magazines every day and don’t realize how much influence these images have on our life. It was a really fun experience.     

                                                                                  Tamara Casias, Mary, Mother of the Church

It was very entertaining and it also opened my eyes to how I could start journaling.                                                   

                                                                                                       Teresa Le-Yung Ryan, Women’s National Book Assn-San Francisco Chapter