workshops and talks
Amy and Caitlin run Creative Journaling workshops and talks for a variety of different groups from teenagers to university students to bereavement groups and mental health support groups. They provide a supportive and creative inclusive space to explore your inner creative and
connect with others.
Workshops are tailor made for each group including;
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Introduction to Creative Journaling
Nature Inspired Creative Journaling
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Workshops are regularly run in Amy's studio at the Barley Wood Walled Garden near Bristol and they are always happy to travel to you.
Please see the contact page for upcoming dates
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Video
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A lot of people ask what Creative Journaling is so Amy and Caitlin have pushed themselves out of their comfort zone and made this little video to show you what it is and who they are.
Introduction to Creative Journaling
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A gentle introduction to the beneficial tools of Creative Journaling.
A time to sit with others and create. Amy and Caitlin will share their journals with you as an insight into how they use them and all materials are provided so you can experiment and play. An inspiring way to learn different techniques and taking the time to explore and be curious in a non judgemental environment.
Nature Inspired Creative Journaling
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Enjoy learning the benefits of Creative Journaling inspired by nature. Workshops are run in the beauty of nature providing an opportunity to connect deeply with your environment and taking the time to slow down, be present and listen to nature and yourself. Use your journal to capture and reflect on your findings by using a variety of materials provided for you to explore and create.
Creative Soul Space Circles
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This follow on workshop is a chance to regularly connect and create with like minded people exploring various techniques and prompts learnt on past workshops and also learning and sharing new ideas.
Talks
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Amy and Caitlin can come and talk to your group and share their passion of Creative Journaling and how it has helped them navigate their personal and professional lives. During the talk they will share their journals, answer questions and run a taster exercise towards the end leaving the group inspired and eager to try journaling for themselves.
"Once again another fantastic afternoon. I’ve now done two workshops with you and I’ve gone from my initial “I’m not very arty I don’t quite know why I’m here” to “oh my goodness I can’t get enough of this, please do another
one soon!!"