This February join me online for an improvisation class where the focus is on how improv skills help us navigate the challenges and complexities of being human. This is not a how-to-get-a-laugh-as-fast-as-you-can class (though—fair warning—we tend to laugh a lot). This is a creativity boosting, fun, grounded, loosening, co-created experience aimed at giving you tools to practice in your day to day life.
Some of the skills you will learn…
Read MoreYou’re invited to join me online this Wednesday for a guided practice of reflection and completion to round out our calendar year that is ending. During our 45 minutes together you can expect to:
be guided in a centering and meditation practice
be offered questions to…
As the year’s end approaches, I take a moment to look back at my time thus far performing solo Playback both in person and online, and celebrate the growth of this unique offering. I am celebrating how it has touched the lives of many, both in Maine and afar!
Read MoreWhen have you taken the time and space to be ‘inactive’ in your own life? What did that look and feel like for you? Was it something you chose or were you forced into being inactive by circumstances beyond your control?
How did you know you were in a period of dormancy?
What does the opposite feel and look like? In other words, when have you neglected or denied the need for rest, and what resulted?
What has a period of slowed or suspended functionality made possible for you? ….
“With sudden changes in my career plan, I felt uncertain and unsure of my direction. At such a time working with Erin changed everything. She challenged me to see my experiences through a more confident lens and helped me articulate the value I bring to an organization. Her encouragement made me realise my self worth. Each session resulted in a shift. I am now moving forward with renewed determination, clarity and self assurance. I’m incredibly grateful for Erin’s coaching during…
Read MoreWhat a palpable feeling of our shared humanity Playback offers all who are present! Our prompt question was “What grows in the dark?” and we had time to hear from two “neighbors” who told very different stories on that theme…
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