Writing as Medicine: The Therapeutic Value of a Writing Practice

WS 122-02 : 

non-credit – in person

  • Dates: June 18th
  • Times: 6-9pm
  • Meetings: 1
  • Days: Wednesday
  • Instructor: Garrett Drew Ellis

$45.00

14 in stock

Description

Writing can be a powerful tool for healing, reflection, and self-discovery. This class explores the therapeutic benefits of a regular writing practice, offering techniques to process emotions, reduce stress, and gain clarity through the written word.

What Participants Can Expect:

  • A safe and supportive space to explore personal challenges and emotions through guided writing prompts.
  • Exercises to reduce self-judgment and unlock creativity in a meaningful way.
  • Insights into how writing can promote emotional well-being and resilience.
  • Practical tools for establishing a consistent and rewarding writing practice.
    This class is perfect for those seeking a deeper connection with themselves, using writing as a form of self-care and personal growth.

This course must meet minimum enrollment by June 11th in order to run. Register today! 

 
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Supply List

  • Please bring a journal, notebook, or laptop for writing/taking notes. 
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