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This is a writers' workshop with a difference. Karla explains:
Usually, the main purpose of writing is the product — here, it is the process which is at the centre of our attention. You can certainly use the techniques specifically to further your writing career, but the applications are potentially much broader than that. You can employ them for:
They can also help to uncover layers of your subconscious mind. I have chosen six processes that were particularly helpful to participants of previous workshops. In nearly 40 years of journalling, I have learnt, adapted and developed the techniques I'm going to share with you. Self-help books, my studies of linguistics and psychology and my NLP training have provided many ideas and inspirations. Journalling is a great tool, and anyone can do it – you don't need any literary talents for it.
DATE: Saturday, 4 September, 9.30 am for 10:00 am start, to 4:00 pm.
VENUE: NEWC
COST: $50 members / $60 non-members
KARLA MUIR was born in Germany and migrated to Australia in 1980 at age 28. She spent two years travelling with camels and wagon in north-west NSW, had two children, studied philosophy, linguistics and psychology, achieved a Bachelor of Arts in 2002, and learnt a number of specific psychological techniques through additional courses.
Currently she is employed as an aged carer for people with dementia, and as a computer trainer for CRS.
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Inquiries
All workshops must be booked and paid for in advance. For information about the program or to book for events:
Phone (02) 6772 7210 or send an email message to newc44@dodo.com.au
NEWC membership entitles you to do the workshop at the reduced member rate.
You can become a member when you book a workshop. Our annual membership fees are:
Adults: | $30.00 including GST |
Students (tertiary): | $20.00 including GST |
Students (under 18): | $15.00 including GST |
Venue
Unless otherwise stated, all events will be held at the New England Writers' Centre (NEWC), in the Neighbourhood Centre, 129 Rusden Street, Armidale (between the Council Building and the Town Hall).
Access
During opening hours and workshops, access is through the Cinders Lane car park (first door on left, in the corridor).
Parking
There is a one-hour parking restriction in the Cinders Lane carpark.
The New England Writers' Centre is assisted by the NSW Government through Arts NSW.