I carry you with me into the world, into the smell of rain & the words that dance between people & for me, it will always be this way, walking in the light, remembering being alive together
-Brian Andreas
Sometimes, in the middle of grief, we don’t know what to do with ourselves.
Maybe you feel like this: Lost. Tired. Ok one moment and a mess the next. Can’t listen to the radio without crying. Wake up thinking about him. Feel her around you. Feel like you have to keep it together for you family. Feel strongly connected by moments and disconnected in others.
Seeing Past the Tears: Creating A New Vision After Loss is a photo journal course created to help you open space for yourself and connect to your grief experience in a new way.
A small, generous community of like minded folks will bear witness to you and your story. You will be with others who understand your loss and pain in a way many around cannot.
To ensure depth of conversation and connection with fellow participants, this class is limited to 12. No exceptions. The classes will be recorded.
Who: For anyone who has suffered the death of a loved one and would like a new way to process and express their grief.
What: Four week photo journal class – beginners/experienced photographers. Use your iphone. Use your big SLR. The important thing is to bring your whole heart. This isn’t about who is or isn’t the best photographer. This is about you connecting to your grief and yourself through the lens of a camera.
When: Four Tuesdays: February 28, March 6, March 13, March 20th. 2pm CST. Each class will be 90 minutes. You will be invited to share photographs to discuss in class.
Where: This class will be conducted by phone/computer. You will receive call in instructions once you register for the course.
