How can the language of poetry relate to the journey of faith? And how can we relate to the language of poetry? In a monthly series of discussion groups we will explore these two questions. Each[…]
Write for Growth comes to Chester Cathedral for a special morning of exploration of our surroundings on foot and in words.
This workshop is for counsellors and other health professionals wanting to explore the potential of therapeutic writing to support clients and ourselves. It will involve input, practical exercises and discussion (with no obligation to share[…]
We explore how border territory brings us close to the edge of our comfort zone and invites new insights.
Exploring different ways of using journalling to navigate our way through 2019
From writing stories for my younger brother, to penning poems for the School Magazine and filling a growing pile of personal journals, the written word has always been part of my life’s journey.
I started out as an English Teacher and subsequently retrained as a Counsellor. I have counselled in a GP Surgery and worked with various Employee Assistance Schemes and Charitable Trusts alongside seeing private clients.
Although I have done some freelance journalism and written four non-fiction books, creative writing has become my main focus in recent years.
My poems have appeared online on sites including Amaryllis, Silver Birch Press, Clear Poetry, Spilling Cocoa Over Martin Amis, Riggwelter and Ink,Sweat and Tears. I have been published in Curlew and Bucks Mill Magazine, and anthologised in Our Hearts Still Sing. My first poetry collection, Chester City Walls, came out in 2015.
