Languages & Culture
Creative Writing: Wellbeing and Writing Skills
Course details
Course code
Q00018503Course date
Start: 25/01/25
End: 25/01/25
Number of classes
1 sessionsBranch
ReigateTutor
Stella StockerFee range
Free to £20.35
How you'll learn
Venue
OnlineLevel of study
Availability
You can enrol online for this course
Course overview
Are you interested in creative writing as a tool for well being? We will explore creative writing as therapy or personal memoir as a tool for well being and developing writing skills, imagination and confidence and look at different ways of writing about life experience, memory, incidents and details that illustrate a narrative and how the use of imagination can often lead to the development of a story or poem.
Course description
We will explore creative writing as therapy or personal memoir with a view to developing your writing skills and explore different forms of writing directly about experience, expressing feelings and 'stream of consciousness' - free writing. Perhaps you already work with creative writing in this context or have often considered writing therapeutically or to develop memoirs. We will have short writing projects and also look at a few examples of published memoirs, journals or poems known to be autobiographical. You are invited to bring work in progress though this is optional. This course is for beginners or developers.
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