Write To Revolutionise Your Pain
With Tanya Markul, author of The She Book(s)
Write To Create Inner Change
Writing builds an awareness of who we are and when we become more self-aware we can begin to decide who we really want to be and how we really want to live.
Next Creative Writing Workshop:
To be announced.
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• Held via Zoom •
Includes a warm-up, a short break (if needed) & closing.
No experience is required. Open to everyone.
A typical workshop includes:
An introduction to the workshop theme
5-10 fun creative drills
A series of up to 15+ timed-writing prompts with intros
A wrap-up and applicable next steps
A follow-up email with book recs
There will be opportunities to share
You are encouraged to finish and continue the writing prompts
on your own and at your leisure.
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500+ have taken a WTRYP workshop since December 2022!
Feel, Heal & Reveal
the Story that is You.
Sign-up today:
Price:
Registration for Sunday, December 17 is CLOSED.
Kindly note —
Held via Zoom and will be recorded if replay is available.
You will receive a receipt via email after payment.
You will then receive the Zoom link 2-24 hours before the scheduled workshop.
If playback is offered, it will be sent within 24 hours after the workshop and is available for 30 days.
If you don’t see these emails in your inbox, please check your spam/junk folder.
This workshop is nonrefundable and non-exchangeable.
It is recommended to add tanya@theshebook.com to your address list especially if you use Gmail to avoid spam filters as best as possible.
It is not possible to change your email address once registered. All material will be sent to the email address you registered with. You are responsible for typing in your email address correctly. Please use a current and working email address. We are not responsible for bounced emails. Remember to check your spam/junk folder. We do not forward emails.
Who are these workshops for?
These workshops are for journaling and creative + emotional expression-type writing.
During these workshops, stories of legendary and revolutionary thinkers, writers, and poets will be shared to encourage personal contemplation. Their most illustrious poems, prose, and quotes will be used to prompt writing and encourage the muse.
We will not study any particular genre, but dab into many, and we won't discuss social media strategy or book publishing. If this is your mission, visit Publish Your Poetry 30, this course is for those who want to receive 30 days of writing prompts — and prepare their book for self and/or traditional publishing — for finished and unfinished manuscripts.
In the WTRYP writing workshops, we’ll practice writing from a child's mindset, with openness, imagination, and without judgment -- to free our words.
We’ll write to reveal possibility.
The intention of this type of writing is to discover your personal voice, to build self-awareness about who you are, and to encourage a better, more compassionate + authentic relationship with yourself + your story -- all of which builds a solid framework and a necessary practice for any type of future writing.
If there’s one thing that’s true for every person, it is that everyone has a story to tell.
Have you ever asked yourself:
Where do I start? What do I write about? How do I find my voice? What is my inspiration?
There is always a place you can go to find the answers to these questions…
Like I love to say —
Tell your story to the most important person in your life: you.
In other words, use your life experiences and everything you’ve been through, felt, dreamt of, loved and longed for, been hurt by, and felt — use it all as inspiration.
Frida Kahlo said, "I paint myself because I am the subject I know best.”
You do know yourself best, even if it doesn’t feel like it all the time.
And, if you’re stuck or having trouble getting started…
Write the resistance.
Write through the blocks.
Write to create a healthy relationship with your life.
So start with your story and come back to your story.
Our stories reveal so much about who we really are and why we are the way we are. Our stories can also reveal the possibility between the lines — and how much more we are than our narratives.
Writing helps to build an awareness of who you are.
When we become more self-aware, we become filled with information about ourselves, what we’re working with — where we’re strong, where we’re stuck, and where beauty and authenticity reside.
Writing introduces us to the wondrous canvas of the self.
The intention of this writing workshop…
is to invite you into a space of creative play + flow + to open up to the possibility of writing from a place that feels authentic, freeing + empowering to you.
Participant feedback:
“Thanks everyone for sharing, I love these workshops. They are such safe places for powerful, heartfelt openness. Just beautiful connections and truths."“Couldn't attend live so just enjoyed the replay and felt it to be surprisingly soothing, thought-provoking and deeply inspiring. Everything I could have asked for. Thank you so much for sharing your words of wisdom and honest struggles.”“I loved the workshop!! Thank you so much for hosting this. Thank you for providing this space for writers to come together in healing. Like you said, there's a lot of workshops out there - but I am so happy that you host yours. They're exactly what I need, and you are a wonderful mentor to me.”“Rich and full of life!”“Thank you so much for hosting this! It was absolutely wonderful. Keep spreading your light!!! It is felt by so many.”“I thoroughly enjoyed the workshop.”
~ Melissa Robinson“This workshop was great. It allows you to be open and kind at the same time. This a great experience for all ages and backgrounds.”
~ Chondra“Intense, kind and warm.”“Such a beautiful way to spend a Sunday morning!”
— Jennifer“Thank you Tanya, for being such an inspiration and guide on my writing journey. My book of poetry is currently in publishing process thanks to your PYP30 course and these workshops!”
— Janelle“This was exactly what I needed! Thank you!”“Thank you Tanya - love your presence - thank you everyone so good to spend the afternoon together.”“Thank you for creating such a beautiful and powerful space for us to challenge ourselves and our creativity, Tanya!”“Just praise and gratitude! Thank you again!”“So much appreciation and love to you, Tanya! Thank you!!! I am delighted to be alive in my writing again!”
~ Angela Collins"Exceptional workshop - authentic presentation and prompts that invite participants to engage in the process of writing. Affirming and supporting. And by the vibe of the participants - writers feel appreciated and accepted. Thank-you!"“This was powerful and so moving. I loved the prompts and the space. Everyone was so tuned in and I really liked how Tanya held space for so many people! It was a special experience!” “It was my first workshop online and I loved the group sharing with one another. It was very inspirational, calming, a beautiful experience. Thank you for guiding and creating this creative + healing space.”
— Sarah Beveridge“I am grateful to have been able to attend the writing course.”"I wouldn’t miss these, and I am so grateful to have found you Tanya. These opportunities to embrace ourselves, our stories, our darkness and our light, our pain and our love... they are so incredibly powerful and healing. ❤️ Thank you so much. I am so grateful for you, and for every incredible person who comes along."
— Tash“This has been a beautiful experience, thank you all!”
— Shellie“I am grateful to have been able to attend the writing course.”“This was my first ever writing workshop - and I had more fun than I could have imagined (in all the challenging ways) - thank you Tanya for the guardrails and for the shares... wow. I am grateful!"
