Writing and storytelling as creative tools for growth, renewal & wellbeing
Combining reflective writing, journaling and storytelling techniques, Words Rising offers unique online and in-person workshops that invite individuals, children, young people, and teams to slow down, reflect and find connection. Accessible and creative, our workshops hold space for all.
WORKSHOPS
Journaling and Reflective Writing(In-Person & Online)
Dedicated and guided workshops, from beginner to advanced and teen to adult, designed to help you slow down, reduce stress, and develop different areas of your life including creativity, positivity, wisdom, intention, personal vision, and much more.
Youth & Children’s Storytelling (In-Person & Online)
Nurturing, light and imagination-led spaces using prompt-based creative writing and storytelling techniques to discover the building blocks of stories, experience the joy of language, as well as the creative expression and confidence that different storytelling forms offer.
Corporate Wellbeing & Storytelling (In-Person & Online)
Tailored reflective writing and storytelling sessions for workplace teams. Guided and structured techniques usher in new ideas, unlock creative ways of thinking, access clarity, and build clear roadmaps. These workshops bring teams together by cultivating empathy, equipping individuals to navigate change, combat burnout, and access wellbeing.
NPO & Community (In-Person & Online)
Subsidised restorative workshops for non-profit teams, frontline workers, and under-resourced communities. Using storytelling and reflective writing techniques, these sessions provide dedicated spaces for respite, processing, creativity, expression and renewal.
Testimonials
‘‘A very inspiring session that brought clarity and calm. Time went too fast!’ - Tracey
‘I was completely engaged throughout the workshop. It was a relaxed atmosphere, and the seemingly light-hearted prompts we started with, quickly progressed in my writing to holding some very special insights.’ - Jess
‘Lovely workshop! Beautifully executed and has encouraged me to get writing!’ - Anonymous