Thriving Creatively is a course that explores and connects the diversity of one’s emotional experience with cancer and provides a safe space to communicate thoughts and feelings in a supportive environment. It helps you go beyond simple medical diagnoses and treatment allowing you to take care of your whole body-mind-spirit by exploring four seasons that are connected to stages in cancer recovery: Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer.
Thriving Creatively is a course that evolves as you evolve in your cancer experience. And since life is about change, we are flexible enough to fit into that context of change.
The course guides you in ways that you can reconnect with your inner self and the humanity and world around you. It has been designed to help you through storytelling, reflection exercises that connect body mind spirit creativity, and movement.
Learn how to write about your experience in a creative way including what it is like going through the life cycle of cancer. There will be exercises for journaling, art-making, and movement designed to help you process your experience in a creative way that is meaningful.
Thriving Creatively will help you go beyond medical treatments by taking care of your whole body-mind-spirit. It provides a safe place for you to process thoughts and feelings not just with cancer but with anything else that may challenge your well-being and healing.
The content is designed to integrate creativity, writing, and movement as tools for self-care. The course content can be used by any human beings who are living in this world. You’ll learn how to use your creativity and writing to express the experience of cancer including what it’s like to go through the life cycle of cancer.
There will be guides and exercises for journaling, art, and movement which are designed to help you write about your own cancer experience in a meaningful way that is unique to you. You’ll explore and connect the diversity of one’s emotional experience with cancer and learn how to use four seasons connected to the phases of cancer recovery: Fall, Winter, Spring, and Summer.
