Using The Body To Write

Of course we use our bodies to write, but what does that really mean? In this workshop, we’ll get in touch with how the body impacts our writing—and vice versa. This session will provide a soothing, meditative writing experience to fill your inner well with comfort and inspiration.

A veteran of the criminal justice system, Claire Sheridan has worked with crime victims and offenders from coast to coast. She rediscovered her love of creative writing through an Amherst Writers & Artist’s group, and now facilitates workshops regularly. Whenever possible, Claire prefers being outdoors. She’s a nomadic yogi who enjoys long road trips, a certified yoga instructor, a hiker, a mountain biker, a swimmer, and an anything-involving-sunshine person. Learn more at https://www.writethroughthedoor.com

Kimberly Lee left the practice of law to focus on motherhood, community work, and creative pursuits. She is certified by Amherst Writers & Artists and is a Journal to the Self® instructor, a SoulCollage® facilitator, and a student of Intentional Creativity. Kimberly is an editor and contributor at Literary Mama, and a teaching artist with several writing centers. Her work has appeared in Fresh Ink, Words and Whispers, Toyon, and elsewhere. Connect with Kimberly at https://www.kimberlylee.me and on Instagram @klcreatrix.

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