Parents are People Too: Reclaiming Our Personal Expression as Parents
August 22, 2pm-4pm $30
As a parent, it is so easy to get caught up in the flow of daily obligations, leaving little time or energy for expressing who we are and what captures our imagination. Yet this creative exploration is essential to feeling fulfilled in our lives, which in turn translates into feeling more relaxed and happy in our role as parents. In this workshop, we will explore fun ways for re-igniting our creativity, loosening up preconceptions around what it means to be creative, and finding new means of personal expression that work in our daily lives as parents.
Moving Beyond a Difficult Birth: September 12 & 19, 2pm-4pm $45 Part One: Birth Healing through Story and Art Part Two: Connecting Deeply with your Baby Both workshops held at Nurture, Center for Growing Families, 1614 NE Alberta St, Portland, OR 97211. Sliding scale is available. For more information or to register, contact Sarah at 503.285.4906 or welcomewithlove@gmail.com.
Embracing Healing and Connecting with your Baby
The experience of birth doesn't always happen the way we imagine. Intense emotions from a challenging pregnancy or birth can make it feel difficult to be fully present with our baby. These emotions need and deserve to be expressed and acknowledged, before we can allow ourselves to release them and begin true emotional healing. Then we can relax more deeply into a heartfelt, intuitive connection with our child.
Telling our story in a safe, supportive circle of women can be a profoundly powerful experience. In Part One of this workshop, we will share our birth stories together, while exploring artistic and body-mind tools for expressing and releasing difficult emotions and inviting emotional healing.
What babies most need from us, is heartfelt connection. In Part Two of this workshop, we will explore creative exercises for healing our emotional connection with our baby after a difficult birth, helping us bring forth our intuitive wisdom as mothers for welcoming our babies fully and lovingly into our lives.
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