Autumn depth writing workshop, Hebden Bridge, 18/10

Explore the seasons & cycles of your self experience through the symbolism of Autumn Depth writing is a transformational practice grounded in Jungian psychology combining journaling & creative writing that's focused on nurturing depth of connection with your deep creative self. This depth writing workshop will be a chance to press pause on the busyness of life to reflect on your self experience through the symbolism of Autumn. The workshop will include specially designed guided writing prompts, small group discussions and a break with tea and biscuits. As the focus of depth writing is on process and on what comes up in the writing, rather than craft, there will never be any pressure to read anything out (although you can if you wish). Who is it for? Creative & therapeutic practitioners, seekers & inner explorers who are on a journey of self-discovery and who are comfortable with diving deeper. Cost: Pay what you can afford £30 - £50. Workshop Guidelines Throughout the workshop you'll be invited to: • Take responsibility for your experience by working with the material in a way that feels right for you • Avoid over-disclosing any matter that is particularly private or painful • Consider where you might seek outside support if anything difficult comes up • Practice CARE - confidentiality, attention, respect & empathy - with others About Dr Rachel Newsome I'm a Jungian arts-based researcher & writer with a PhD in writing-as-inner-work and twenty years of teaching experience as a lecturer in Higher Education. Since leaving academia, I've established a programme of depth writing workshops, courses & retreats aimed at inspiring the creative self in everyone. I'm a Seed Talks expert speaker, serve on the Editorial Team of the London Arts-Based Research Centre, and am Co-Editor of forthcoming Routledge publication The Creative Psyche: Between Self & Spirit. I 'explain by doing' over on my Substack, Dreaming Awake. rachelnewsome.co.uk https://drrachelnewsome.substack.com