From cave walls and campfires to theatres and dinner tables, humans have told stories throughout millennia to make sense of the world and who we are.

In today’s setting, where the digital age can dilute or obscure the human experience, it’s more important than ever to understand and harness the restorative power of storytelling.

Join our Storytelling as Therapy Masterclass with the editor of Dumbo Feather magazine Nathan Scolaro to discover:

How to collect your life story ideas through reflection

How to use narrative arcs to craft your own story

How to tell your story in an empowering and memorable way

Whether it's a poignant story of loss, a fast-paced thriller or a comedy of errors, you'll learn to craft your story and deliver it in a way that leaves you feeling invigorated and empowered.

“Stories are the only enchantment possible, for when we begin to see our suffering as a story, we are saved.” – Anaïs Nin

Masterclass spaces are strictly limited.

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About our facilitator, Nathan Scolaro:

Nathan is the Head of Storytelling at Small Giants Academy and Editor of Dumbo Feather. He enjoys getting elbow-deep in sentences, pressing and pricking them like a Chinese doctor until the blood is flowing just right. He hails from Western Australia, where he first experienced the joy of putting together a magazine, and now indulges his love of thoughtful, life-giving storytelling by helping bring Dumbo Feather to life once a quarter.

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Indigenous and First Peoples:

Small Giants Academy commits to taking action that contributes to reconciliation and healing, and specifically to supporting Indigenous business, voices and issues. In understanding the importance of having Indigenous participation in our programs, reduced rates are available to First Peoples in Australia and those who identify as Indigenous throughout the world.

For more information about Our Commitment to Indigenous Australia, please click here.

Concession Rate:

We offer concession rates to support those who are unemployed, studying or working for non-profits and B Corporations. Please check out using the concession ticketing option.

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Accessibility:
If you require Auslan Interpretation, please contact us at events@smallgiants.com.au at least 2 weeks prior to the event. We will be very happy to arrange this for you.

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Privacy:

This program will be recorded. It may be shared after the live event to participants who have purchased a ticket to the program, but who were unable to attend due to unforeseen circumstances. The recording will be emailed to these participants as a link with an access code, expiring after 7 days. Participants who are provided with a link to the recording are asked not to share the link.

By purchasing a ticket, you agree that if you share your name, story, voice or image during the program, Small Giants Academy may use this information and publish it online, use the material to create podcasts and promote it to our network. Small Giants Academy will not publish any stories that could be offensive, derogatory or defamatory. If you do not want your information to be viewed publicly, please do not share it with us.

If you no longer wish for your story, name, voice or image to be displayed please contact events@smallgiants.com.au. Small Giants Academy will endeavour to remove the information within 2 business days. We can’t remove copies of the event recording or other material which users have viewed, shared, downloaded or printed.

You can obtain more information about the way Small Giants Academy will manage your personal information, by reading our privacy policy.

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About Small Giants Academy:

Our vision at Small Giants Academy is for a just and inclusive transition to a global economy that supports human flourishing while living in harmony with the natural world. Through articles, podcasts, conversations and masterclasses that illuminate the work of global thought leaders, Small Giants Academy is leading its communities towards a hopeful future, the Next Economy.

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