Blesma is launching a Storytelling and Wellbeing programme to build on the success of Making Generation R. The project, which is due to start in the autumn 2023, will feature online and in-person workshops with professional storytellers.
The Drive Project will deliver the workshops, which are designed to help Members and their families build confidence and promote good mental wellbeing.
"The workshops will provide Members with opportunities to connect with other Members to share experiences, learn from one another and be creative. The programme will also offer an opportunity to meet other local Blesma Members and make connections within local Blesma communities." said Alice Knight-Driver, founder of the arts and training organisation that developed Making Generation R with Blesma.
Members will learn storytelling basics and will explore techniques they can use in their everyday lives. They will learn how to use their voice, physicality and energy to build confidence and new forms of expression, and will be invited to share their personal stories.
Members will be able to sign up to workshops that range from 90 minutes to a full day, with no long-term commitment required.
Season 1 starts this autumn with online workshops open to Members across the UK and in-person workshops being held in the South West and West.
Calling all Blesma Members, to register your interest please email activities@blesma.org
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