* Do you want to write from a more embodied place?
* Would you like to explore your creativity in new and adventurous ways?

Tap into the wisdom of your body & listen to the stories it wants you to tell.
Learn potent, innovative tools to unlock your creativity, release resistance & find your unique, authentic voice.

THIS IS AN INTRO FOR THE NEW 12-week WRITING FROM THE BODY PROGRAMME which will start on 12th of October 2023- online worldwide Thursdays!

WHO is the intro session and the programme for? 

• Anyone who has a desire to explore writing in new, innovative and adventurous ways.
  
  
• If you are interested in the connection between your body and how you express yourself creatively.
  
  
• If you know you have a story to tell but don't know where to start.
  
  
• Anybody looking for greater well-being through self-expression & embodiment.
  
  
• If you want to get out of your head and write from a more embodied, visceral place.
  
  
• If you have always dabbled with the idea of writing but never had the confidence.
  
  
• You feel isolated as a writer and would like to learn new approaches within a community of fellow writers and explorers.
  
  
• You would like to feel more empowered and alive, tapping into your passion and the wisdom of your body.
  
  
• If you would like to get to know yourself better through cultivating a connection to your body and to your writing.
  
  
• You want to begin a writing project, continue or complete one.

Our bodies hold stories and memories- everything we have ever experienced thought or felt lives in our blood, our bones, muscles, cells, our very DNA.
* But how do we write from the body?
* How do we tap into the rich ground that is our body for inspiration and authentic, original writing?
* How can we write from our whole body not only from our mind/brain?

This is an introduction to a powerful 12-week WRITING FROM THE BODY programme, starting 12th of October 2023.
In this intro workshop you will learn how Writing from the Body can support you as a writer, kickstart new ideas, and help dissolve blocks.  
Partly talk, part experiential, we will consciously tune into our bodies, using movement, body scans and playful somatic exercises to cultivate embodied writing.We will listen deeply to the stories our bodies hold, move effortlessly between sensing, experiencing and moving to the page and back.
We will play with automatic/ stream of consciousness writing, movements and prompts.

LEARN MORE ABOUT THE COURSE HERE

I hope you can join us! 
With warm wishes

Eva 

‘A unique set of tools to take me into a writing process, from deeply felt, often surprising places.'
 

About Eva Weaver:
Writing is my passion and my main creative expression. I have published two historic novels , ‘The Puppet Boy of Warsaw’ (2013) and ‘The Eye of the Reindeer’ (2016) and I am currently working on a contemporary erotic novel ,'Colette's Game' and a poetry collection.
I have been interested in the connection between our bodies and how we express ourselves creatively for many years.

I believe passionately in the healing power and birthright to our creativity. My intention is to support people to feel more empowered and alive and I bring my heart, passion and wisdom from my own healing journey and my experiences as a performance artist, writer, art therapist, sexological bodyworker, rebirther & creativity coach to my work and offerings.

What participants of ‘Writing from the Body’ have said:

‘The course was a playful way to process deeply and find entry points into creative flow. Assisted Embodied Souldiving!’ KC

'This workshop gave me so much; new ways to connect to my writing, deeper characterisation, and scenes magically unfolded. Yet, I received more than that, an understanding of how our stories are in our bodies, and though Eva’s gentle, warm and nurturing facilitation, I also had some incredible healing shifts for my personal life. Highly recommended.’ Kate Marillat, bestselling Author of ‘Transform your Beliefs, transform your life’

‘Eva’s 'Writing from the Body' workshop, that could easily be called ‘writing from, through and beyond the body’- gradually takes you deep inside, quite effortlessly and much deeper then you realise, thanks to her gentle ways and playful strategies. I have found it an inspiring and nourishing day and I brought home a lot of food for thought, snippets of good writing to develop as well as a palette of techniques to continue playing with.‘ Emmanuelle Waeckerle