Write Your Story: Writing to Heal
Some stories live deep in the body: Stories youâve carried for years, wordless but aching to be told. Whatever youâve been through, writing it down can be the first step
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Writing With the Rhythms of Your Life
Being a writerâor any kind of artistâmeans playing the long game. But how do you keep creating when life hands you low-energy days, burnout, depression, and long stretches where it
Tiny & Mighty: A Micro Writing Workshop
Big ideas, small packages. This one-day workshop is all about writing thatâs quick to read but hard to forget. Whether itâs flash fiction, a bite-sized poem, or a micro memoir
Courage to Write: Yearlong in Writing Practice
Registration for Courage to Write has now closed. Please check our class catalog for more yearlongs! The product of writing is the words on the page. But the work of
Start Writing Right Now
You want to write, but whenever you sit down to do it, you freeze. Whether itâs overwhelm, perfectionism, the friction of starting or restarting a new practice or a combination
Fully Alive in the Moment: Writing with The Four Agreements
âBe impeccable with your word. Do not take anything personally. Do not make assumptions. Always do your best.â âDon Miguel Ruiz, The Four Agreements Are you looking for a creative
Write More, Suffer Less
You love writing but more often than not, sitting down to do it feels like pulling your own teeth. Resistance often comes from our own minds derailing us with doubt,
Writing the Body
Writing is an embodied creative practice: we write from the body. In this generative workshop, we will also write about the body, the evolving relationship we've had with our bodies,
Museum as Muse: Writing Alongside Exhibits
This class meets IN PERSON at Hugo House in Capitol Hill. Museum visits will happen outside of class on your own time.  âPainting is poetry that is seen rather than
The Late Show: (Re)start Your Writing at 50+
This scheduled for this class has changed; this class will now meet on March 13 & 14, 2026. For most of us, creativity doesnât bloom on a tidy seasonal scheduleâ
