Whenever you’re finding yourself in a loop, replaying an experience, or drawing a harsh and limiting conclusions about yourself based on the actions or inactions you took or are struggling to take, there’s a good chance that there is a story at work beneath the surface that is likely keeping you stuck. These stuck stories often show up in times of great transition, loss, and grief.

Join narrative-therapy trained social worker, podcast host, and author of Grief is a Sneaky Bitch, Lisa Keefauver for a 2-hour writing workshop using poetry, prose, and writing prompts to help you discover the underlying narratives that are getting in your way. These techniques can help unlock a new preferred story that will help participants find a more meaningful path forward.

This workshop is a part of Lisa Keefauver's Centering Aliveness Gatherings Series.

HIGHLIGHTS:

Guided arriving meditation
Insights on the fundamentals of how stories shape what we see as possible (and not)
Timed writing prompts using poetry, third-person point of view and other narrative techniques.
Group share and reflection practices to begin co-creating new preferred stories.
Cultivate individual mantras based on writing to help deepen the emerging story.
Signed copy of her book for sale at Totem.

WHAT TO BRING:
Bring a journal, something to write with.

ROOM LOCATION:
Outdoor Yoga Dome: bring extra layers.

INVESTMENT:

Pre-sale: $30
Standard: $35

BIO

LISA KEEFAUVER - @lisakeefauvermsw
Lisa Keefauver is a narrative therapy-trained social worker and widow who transformed her personal and professional experiences with loss into a mission to reimagine grief. For more than two decades, she has dedicated herself to the healing power of holding space and bearing witness, helping people transform their relationship with grief.

As host of a top-rated grief podcast, TEDx and keynote speaker, former professor, grief guide, grief-smart workplace consultant, and author of the internationally acclaimed book Grief is a Sneaky Bitch: An Uncensored Guide to Navigating Loss, she is helping us learn how to center aliveness in a world full of loss.

You can learn more about Lisa and how to work with her by visiting www.lisakeefauver.com

Please note all events, trainings and workshops are final sale, no refunds or transferring of tickets.

Online pre-registration is highly recommended.

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