Writing from the Top of Your Head with Nina. Thursday nights, April 13th through May 18th, 6-8:30 PM

Description

Writing from the Top of Your Head 6-week workshop – for beginning through experienced writers of all genres.

Writing from the Top of Your Head is inspired by Emily Dickinson, who wrote, “If I feel physically as if the top of my head were taken off, I know that is poetry”.

The course is for writers who want to generate fresh material, feel stuck and struggle with writer’s block, or for those who have always wanted to write but are too afraid to start.

Participants will be guided, in a criticism-free environment of support and safety, to “open the tops of their heads” to access their inner voices without censoring or judging.

Through evocative writing prompts and lively class readings and discussion, the inner hooligan and nonsense-maker will be given room to shine and shout. The wild place is most exciting! We will have loads of fun!

Participants will also benefit from learning invaluable brain-training tools and strategies that will help them move through their creative life with grace and resilience, and attain the freedom on the open page that they’ve been longing for.

“I feel I have opened something huge in this one course. This is the best thing that has ever happened in my creative life.”

~Flora Le

“The content and material ALONE in this course is rich and deep enough to bring someone through substantial, substantive transformation not only in their creative lives, but in their lives, period. The hidden little traumas in all of us creatives get tweaked and exposed and witnessed in the process of these brilliantly diagnosed exercises that are laser-precise in what, where, and how they touch these places.”

~Karuna Haber

Nina Hart is a KaizenMuse Creativity Coach, Gateless Method Writing Facilitator, author, and founder of Writing from the Top of Your Head online writing workshops and 1:1 creativity coaching. Nina loves helping blocked writers move forward to tell the brave stories only they are meant to tell.