"I have just finished reading a book called “Good and Mad” by Rebecca Traister. In it the author states that ‘no lasting social change has been accomplished until the women get angry.’ Anger is a worthy emotion we women have been taught to fear. Come let’s explore the gifts of anger together! "
Donna Papenhausen
Transforming our Anger, Speaking our Truth, Moving into Action An Intentional Creativity–based Expressive Arts workshop
with Donna Papenhausen
Saturday, November 3, 2018
10 am -5 pm
(1.5 hour lunch break on your own)
You can join in via Zoom, from wherever you are!
*Inquiry * guided meditation *
painting
$65 + $10 supply fee (for in-person participants) $45 for live online (via Zoom) participants
- Anger can be an overwhelming force. Once the door to our anger is opened it can leap out of its inner cage, where we may have kept it under wraps and under control. It can lash out fiercely, creating discord and chaos in our lives.
- Anger can also be a motivating energy – moving us
from frustration to action – to change ourselves, our families, our communities.
In order to transform our anger, we need to hear its message, discover its medicine, and find our power.
Using the Intentional Creativity process of listening, writing,
and painting, Donna will guide us in invoking our Muse to help us participate in this transformation.
There will be a group participating in the studio, and others joining the circle from their own homes, via Zoom.
Thanks to technology, we can all paint together and share.
“I imagine, if you listen carefully, you can hear the growling of the mounting rage
of millions of women. Hear it? I do.” – Susan Thistlethwaite
Details and
registration Registration Policy: 7 days prior to workshop date (Oct.27), if minimum enrollment is not met, workshop may be canceled. Please register before October 27 if possible.
Donna has had a varied career as an
Art Teacher, Ordained Minister, Expressive Arts Facilitator and Intentional Creativity Teacher and Coach. Donna holds a B.A. in Art Education from Westminster College, an MDiv from Yale Divinity School, a Certificate in Intermodal Expressive Arts from Expressive Arts Florida Institute, and a Certificate from The Color of Woman School. She brings a love of creativity, teaching and self-expression to her work. Her fondest wish is to see others awaken to their Deep
Wisdom.
Kathleen Horne, MA, LMHC,
REACE, REAT Tamara Teeter Knapp, BA, Certified K-12 Art Teacher Victoria Domenichello-Anderson, MA, REACE
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