Write Time, Write Place, Write Now

The Writing Workshop for Caregivers creates a sacred space, through writing, that allows for nurturing and restoration—think of it as care for the caregiver. Even if you don’t think of yourself as a writer, you have a story. Get it down on paper in the company of others who “get it”:

A woman taking care of her mother who has Alzheimers.

A mother taking care of a child who has developmental delays.

A husband whose wife retained a brain injury in a car accident.

A father whose son has a serious mental illness.

A woman whose sister died from cancer and who, like her fellow caregivers, wants to begin sorting out those experiences in writing.

Who else might you find in this workshop? Anyone who, despite the pull of caregiving responsibilities, recognizes that s/he needs respite, and will take this time to recharge and renew. [registration form]

 

I loved it—I wrote today! L.P.

Delightful setting. Maybe a little longer? I don’t write very fast sometimes.—R.D.

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