A quiet living room at night. A lamp glows on a small table beside framed pictures on the wall and a lit television.
Dates and times will be announced when the workshop launches. Join the waiting list and Elizabeth will write to you first.
Recovery does not follow a single course. It may bring changes in relationships, physical and mental health, and one’s understanding of the past and present. Writing offers an opportunity to examine these experiences without requiring a simple explanation or a particular outcome.
Who it’s for
A place to write in your own words.
For writers reflecting on recovery and the changes it brings to their lives. Through poetry and prose, participants can examine their experiences, uncertainties, and questions while developing their own ways of expressing them.
What to expect
Choice-led prompts
Adapt a prompt, take a different direction, or simply listen.
Optional sharing
Sharing aloud is always a choice, never a requirement.
Attentive response
Responses focus on what stays with us in the writing.
What you’ll gain
New writing each week
Tools for writing about difficult subjects safely and creatively
A supportive community
Strength-based feedback
Optional sharing
Format
2 hours per session · Virtual on Google Meet
Group size
Maximum 12 participants
Accessibility
Ask about access needs
For organizations
Bring this workshop to your organization.
Elizabeth can discuss a version shaped for your community or team.
