A Gathering for Women.....Winter
1 December
Next one will be in March 2019
"Slow down and enjoy life. It's not only the scenery you miss by going too fast - you also miss
the sense of where you are going and why." Eddie Cantor
What is this winter gathering about?
Winter is a time for slowing down, feeling into our internal warmth and needs, allowing our inner nature to rest and prepare. We are holding this gathering to bring together women of all ages and
backgrounds, with similar and diverse experiences to build understanding and support as women,
for women. We will make space for what shows up in the group, for example for some of us men were more important in our family system, how did this affect us? How is it to be a woman, a colleague, mother, partner, friend at this time? By being interested, curious and through exploring together we will bring awareness in the way which the environment inhibits us or enables us or the way we inhibit ourselves and enable ourselves. We will share stories, dance, sing, write, draw, laugh and rest.
Date: Saturday 1st December 2018
Time: 10-4pm
Venue: The Salisbury Centre, “The Pottery”,
1 Salisbury Road, Edinburgh, EH16 5AB
Cost: £ 35
Please book by emailing sarah@goldsworthyconsulting.com
A Little bit about us;
Sarena: I lost my dad to a car accident when I was 10yrs old. This had and still has a profound effect on me as a woman and how I feel about men. My world felt dominated by strong men and struggling women. I often still identify as the struggling woman, not seeing where I am strong and very capable, and still giving more space to men as the authority, missing my own voice. I know I am not alone and have a yearning to grow and learn with other women.
Sarah: I grew up identifying myself as “less than”. It influenced my confidence and beliefs around what I could hope for and achieve in my life. It has taken me a life time to grow my own identity, to see where my identity was formed and to understand where I have limited myself and where the world has reinforced that identity for me as a woman. The inner battle has been the toughest but also my deepest learning. The outer battle is where I get excited as I see women grow in society.
Sarena and Sarah are also group facilitators and advanced students of Process Oriented Psychotherapy.
If you are interested you can see our other work and life experience on our websites:
www.movetobestill.com and www.goldsworthyconsulting.com.
1 December
Next one will be in March 2019
"Slow down and enjoy life. It's not only the scenery you miss by going too fast - you also miss
the sense of where you are going and why." Eddie Cantor
What is this winter gathering about?
Winter is a time for slowing down, feeling into our internal warmth and needs, allowing our inner nature to rest and prepare. We are holding this gathering to bring together women of all ages and
backgrounds, with similar and diverse experiences to build understanding and support as women,
for women. We will make space for what shows up in the group, for example for some of us men were more important in our family system, how did this affect us? How is it to be a woman, a colleague, mother, partner, friend at this time? By being interested, curious and through exploring together we will bring awareness in the way which the environment inhibits us or enables us or the way we inhibit ourselves and enable ourselves. We will share stories, dance, sing, write, draw, laugh and rest.
Date: Saturday 1st December 2018
Time: 10-4pm
Venue: The Salisbury Centre, “The Pottery”,
1 Salisbury Road, Edinburgh, EH16 5AB
Cost: £ 35
Please book by emailing sarah@goldsworthyconsulting.com
A Little bit about us;
Sarena: I lost my dad to a car accident when I was 10yrs old. This had and still has a profound effect on me as a woman and how I feel about men. My world felt dominated by strong men and struggling women. I often still identify as the struggling woman, not seeing where I am strong and very capable, and still giving more space to men as the authority, missing my own voice. I know I am not alone and have a yearning to grow and learn with other women.
Sarah: I grew up identifying myself as “less than”. It influenced my confidence and beliefs around what I could hope for and achieve in my life. It has taken me a life time to grow my own identity, to see where my identity was formed and to understand where I have limited myself and where the world has reinforced that identity for me as a woman. The inner battle has been the toughest but also my deepest learning. The outer battle is where I get excited as I see women grow in society.
Sarena and Sarah are also group facilitators and advanced students of Process Oriented Psychotherapy.
If you are interested you can see our other work and life experience on our websites:
www.movetobestill.com and www.goldsworthyconsulting.com.
Drawn to Dance - Pattern
2 and 3 February 2019
with Sarena Wolfaard and Jenny Smith
The artist Henri Matisse created beautiful patterns through colour, shape and repetition. This two-day workshop will be an embodied exploration of colour, shape and pattern, explored through the relationship between drawing, cut – outs and dance. What are our inner and outer patterns, both with self and another? How do we repeat them? What new patterns are ready to emerge?
Join us in the beautiful setting of Dalkeith Country Park for a playful, reflective and embodied exploration of pattern in its broadest sense.
“It's inspiring, exciting and fun, a great way to get the creative juices flowing. Totally non-judgemental about anyone's individual "artistic talent" and fully focused on accessing, sharing and playing with the creativity in all of us. The teachers are experienced and professional and hold the group expertly.”
Beth
“It has a much broader impact than just your dancing or drawing - in many ways it's one big metaphor for the creative process, or even for life itself.”
Nick
Venue: Restoration yard, Wellness centre, Dalkeith Country Park, Edinburgh, EH22 1ST
Cost: £130
£110 early bird fee, if paid in full by 7 January 2019
£60 non-refundable deposit will secure your place meanwhile
Art materials included.
Sat: 10:30am -6pm
Sun: 10:30am - 4:30pm
Email me to book.
2 and 3 February 2019
with Sarena Wolfaard and Jenny Smith
The artist Henri Matisse created beautiful patterns through colour, shape and repetition. This two-day workshop will be an embodied exploration of colour, shape and pattern, explored through the relationship between drawing, cut – outs and dance. What are our inner and outer patterns, both with self and another? How do we repeat them? What new patterns are ready to emerge?
Join us in the beautiful setting of Dalkeith Country Park for a playful, reflective and embodied exploration of pattern in its broadest sense.
“It's inspiring, exciting and fun, a great way to get the creative juices flowing. Totally non-judgemental about anyone's individual "artistic talent" and fully focused on accessing, sharing and playing with the creativity in all of us. The teachers are experienced and professional and hold the group expertly.”
Beth
“It has a much broader impact than just your dancing or drawing - in many ways it's one big metaphor for the creative process, or even for life itself.”
Nick
Venue: Restoration yard, Wellness centre, Dalkeith Country Park, Edinburgh, EH22 1ST
Cost: £130
£110 early bird fee, if paid in full by 7 January 2019
£60 non-refundable deposit will secure your place meanwhile
Art materials included.
Sat: 10:30am -6pm
Sun: 10:30am - 4:30pm
Email me to book.
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The hall at The Restoration Yard we where we will dance and draw.
More in 2019
Drawn to Dance - Scotland
July 26 - 31 retreat - Black Isle, Scotland
More details to follow.
Encounter ongoing group with Sietske Venema
Details to follow soon.
July 26 - 31 retreat - Black Isle, Scotland
More details to follow.
Encounter ongoing group with Sietske Venema
Details to follow soon.