Leave behind the work of honing scripts and developing plot lines, Story Works invites you on an immersive journey to look at our tale-telling capabilities as a means of personal and cultural change.

There is a call now for a new kind of story – one that may well come from the experience of the feminine.

Housed in a beautiful retreat on the outskirts of Bristol, this inspiring programme leaves focuses on how to adapt our tale-telling capabilities to arrive at a deeper understanding of not only who we are, but the collective power of working with story.

With experienced coaches and practitioners, Kanada Elizabeth Gorla and Tina Sharman with assistance from film director Esther May Campbell.

Explore risk and failure, challenge received notions of success and experience just what stepping into our full power feels like.

The specially devised individual and collaborative practises include:
-one-to-one coaching
-visioning
-movement and breath work
-exploring narrative structures
-sharing inherited stories (personal and cultural)
-peer to peer mentoring
-constellation embodiment
-mandala processes
-reframing myth and archetype

Practical Information and Apply

A three day, non-residential programme for filmmakers, aged 18 + who identify as female.

Where:

Cherry Orchards Camphill Community, Canford Lane, Bristol BS9 3PE.

When:

Friday 17th May, 10am – 6.30pm
Saturday 18th May, 10am – 8.30pm
Sunday 19th May, 10am – 6.30pm

Fee:

£235 per person. We have a small hardship fund. For more information or to register contact Suzanne Pickering-McCulloch at storyworks3@gmail.com