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WAEA Presents...
Crossing the Threshold: The Hero in You Saturday, Sept. 20th, 2025 10:00 AM - 11:30 AM (PST) 1.5 CLOCK HOURS AVAILABLE for WAEA members Zoom Link HERE! Use this Link here to apply for WAEA Clock Hours AFTER THE ZOOM WORKSHOP This workshop guides you through an abbreviated Hero’s Journey using storytelling, reflection, and simple drawing. Through four key stages—Ordinary World, Threshold, Cave, and Golden Lesson—you’ll explore your own story of transformation in a safe, supportive space. We blend live story sharing with gentle creative prompts to help you reframe challenges as meaningful growth. Leave with fresh insight, renewed connection, and a golden takeaway to carry forward. No experience necessary—just bring paper, a pen, and your willingness to explore. Materials: paper, pens - your favorite color set, paints if you desire. |
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Diana Carson-Walker, WAEA member, has approached story from many directions in life including: computer programming (stories of how people use their computer), natural resources (stories are where change and education happen), acting (stage and film), and writing. She currently lives in Spokane, WA, bringing stories into community for healing and reconnection as co-founder of The Finding Human Project nonprofit. She has explored the natural world through a BS and an MS in Environmental Science, and Story through an MA in Professional Acting. In the UK, she worked on multiple projects and formats for story: community-created theatre, professionally written theatre, original films, and apps/games. She has presented to academic audiences, taught several years of movement in martial arts, and taught story and embodiment techniques workshops for workers in high-burnout positions. With Finding Human Project, she served as Artists in Residence at West Central Abbey (Spokane, WA), co-wrote and directed a community theatre piece ("Hope in River City"), collaborated to create a Hero's Journey training for educators, and worked to discover and record stories of people served at a local food bank, to inform a local mural creation.
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