Creative Resourcing

In this brand new weekend workshop, we’ll be using meditation, movement, embodiment, creativity, play, ritual and discussion to explore the themes of: 

• resilience

• support 

• boundaries

We’ll be celebrating what we already have in place, getting clear about what we need more of and cultivating the courage to ask for what we need and say no to that which doesn’t support us. 

Holly will be sharing her playful, creative, reflective techniques to help you gently bring awareness to limiting patterns, habits and beliefs. Holly’s intention is to help you create space around these patterns, so that you can connect with a deeper sense of inner wisdom and gain access to a wider range of choices. 

Throughout the weekend, we’ll be sharing our experiences as a group and learning from each other as we dream into a healthier future together.

Here's Holly talking about where this weekend is coming from:

You can find this video on youtube here.

Who is this for?

This weekend workshop is for performers, musicians, directors, facilitators, makers, artists and creatives of all kinds. It is designed especially for Bristol Clown School, but you don’t need to be a member of Bristol Clown School, you don’t need to have worked with Holly and you don’t have to be a full-time artist to attend - if the workshop description calls to you, apply!

About Holly Stoppit

Holly Stoppit is a facilitator, educator, dramatherapist, Internal Family Systems (IFS) practitioner, clinical supervisor and creative consultant who offers playful, creative and reflective approaches to exploring the human condition. More about Holly here.

Holly took time out of her career from July 2022 - October 2023 to explore her relationship with work, burnout and grief. During this time, she lived and worked at a meditation retreat centre in Devon and went on to train as an IFS practitioner. You can read about her journey on her blog.

Creative Resourcing is an opportunity for Holly to integrate all this recent experience into her tried and tested toolkit, to offer creatives space and support to reflect on their practice and explore ways to live a more sustainable life in the arts.

Access

Holly’s work is accessible for neurodivergent people and people with chronic illnesses / disabilities. There is a section on the application form for you to ask for any support you might need. Unfortunately the venue is not wheelchair accessible.