EFT Tapping and Creativity Workshop in the Park: Friday 24/06/22 at 11am, Dulwich

By EmmaDulwich
June 16, 2022 in What's on in East Dulwich

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EmmaDulwich

Posted June 16, 2022

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Posted June 16, 2022

Hello,

We are 2 local people running a workshop in a park in Dulwich Village (meeting location will be confirmed once you sign up) on Friday 24th June 2022 at 11:00am - 1:00pm for ?30.00.

I run creative workshops and am a local English Tutor (Qualified English Teacher) and Patience is a Life Coach who has recently shared her brilliant Tapping skills on stage in Portugal at an international conference.

This is a creative event to celebrate Midsummer's Day - and yourself! It's called 'A Midsummer Day's Dream' (see what we did there). The workshop includes:

👑 Emotional Freedom Technique (EFT) Tapping: to ground

👑 Journalling prompts: to connect

👑 A nature activity: to play

👑 Poetry: to create

👑 NLP: to rejuvenate

☀️ Midsummer's Day is a day that's meant for us to appreciate all the treasures that nature gives us, which is why we will be outdoors (also so people feel safer in these C-times)

☀️ We'd love for you to leave feeling refreshed and summery in self-appreciation & solidarity. Some lovely summery treats will be there for you too.

Tickets are limited and available through Eventbrite, link on my website https://www.thenurture.club/

Any questions feel free to ask!

Best wishes,

Emma & Patience

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