Personal Myths: Unpacking Inherited Stories
Facilitated by Dr. Laura Tadd, PhD
Read more about our Instructors/Facilitators here.
Date: Saturday October 29, 2022
Hours: 9 am – 4:00 pm (Pacific Time)
Location: ONLINE via Zoom
CEs: 6 CEs
In this workshop, learners will explore some of the stories and world views held by their ancestors that they have consciously and unconsciously woven into the fabric of their life.
Some of these stories are healthy and others, when lived into, are out of alignment with the authentic self. In this safe space, learners will come to discover an Ally or guide; they may be human or animal.
The ally will be a source of support as they unpack these stories and learn tools to let go of those that are no longer serving them.
Learners Will:
- Find their ally – create a visual expression of this inner source of support.
- Discover the stories they carry from those who have come before
- Explore themes that emerge
- Unpack how the different sides of one’s family lives into the same themes
- Unpack how the different sides of one’s family lives into different themes
- Explore how these myths show up in their life
- Which myths are supportive
- Are these a part of the learner’s worldview? Why or why not?
- Which are maladaptive?
- Have they taken these on? If so, how might they change the narrative?
Art Materials to have on hand for the workshop:
- materials to make a collage- whatever you would like;
- a journal or something to take notes in.
Due to the precautions necessary to prevent the spread of the COVID-19 virus, we have decided not to hold our workshops in the Studio. Since can’t accommodate the social distancing required by the authorities in our hands-on workshops, we are moving our in-person workshops online to be presented as an interactive webinar until we are certain we can safely offer you a creative, hands-on experience in our studio.
The Zoom link will be sent day prior to workshop; please check your spam/junk folder if you don’t see it!
Cancellation Policy: We require cancellation notification at least 2 weeks prior to the workshop date in order to use your registration fee towards a future workshop. No refunds will be given.
If you are outside of Washington State, we advise that you check with your state licensing board to confirm that they accept NBCC approved CEs.
This workshop offers 6 CEs in ethics for Mental Health Counselors, Marriage and Family Therapists and Licensed Social Workers.
Northwest Creative & Expressive Arts Institute is a NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider ™,
ACEP No. 7014.
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Personal Myths
October 29, 2022
9:00 am - 4:00 pm
Venue: Online webinar via Zoom
