Creativity Workshop with Sue Reynolds

Creativity of every sort requires risk, but engaging with that risk can give voice and form to our deepest needs and imaginings. No special conditions are required to create. We need not wait for inspiration to strike, or worry that creativity has abandoned us. This morning of exercises and other tools will: connect us with our inherent and inexhaustible creative source; quiet the inhibitions and doubts that derail our intentions to create; nurture trust and confidence in our spontaneous intuition; rekindle a playful, experimental approach for beginning new work.

Sue Reynolds is a writer, teacher and psychotherapist. She teaches writing through workshops in the community, in college continuing education programs, and in social services settings. She writes and has won awards for her YA novel, short stories, poems and non-fiction. She led writing workshops for female inmates at Central East Correctional Centre for thirteen years, a program for which she received the June Callwood Outstanding Citizen Award. She leads professional training for Amherst Writers International and is the Chair of Amherst Writers (amherstwriters.org).

Tickets: $25

Non-accessible washroom; wheelchairs accommodated (temporary ramp - confirm with venue)

Please read our COVID policy

• Masks and hand sanitizer will be available and use is recommended
• Seating capacity has been limited to under 50%, seating configurations are socially distanced where possible

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