Writing the Inner Way with SoulCollage®

ByHeather Conn

Want to inspire a flurry of words? Like the idea of choosing from dozens of symbols and images to spark your subconscious? Through the creative process of SoulCollage®, you’ll explore a fun, intuitive way to deepen your relationship with words and produce powerful art at the same time. Enjoy two forms of storytelling through a series of writing exercises that respond directly to your personalized images. No art experience necessary. Each participant will leave with 1-3 SoulCollage® creations. All supplies provided.

Trained SoulCollage® Facilitator Heather Conn is excited to offer this workshop, inspired by one that she took on SoulCollage® and Journalling. To register, call 604-886-6520. For more information, see sunshinecoastsoulcollage.ca.

Yoga by the Sea, Moon Studio, in the Heart of the Creek, 1 to 6 p.m.

$65 + HST; $60 + HST if you bring a friend

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