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Write! Ways to get lift-off...

Hosted by Christopher Spriggs
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​Welcome! Would you like some encouragement & practical inspiration for your writing?

​Whether you write for yourself or a wider audience, are a new or experienced writer - Write! workshops are designed to give you lift-off...

​These creative writing workshops (on Zoom) use a coaching approach - so it's all about noticing more and being curious, rather than trying harder. The time together is calming and playful, with some structured input to spark your thinking, writing and development.

​You write, you laugh, you learn.

​Previous participants have said:

  • ​"in one word, ease!"

  • ​"this unblocked something for me in my writing"

  • ​"busted the myths about creativity!"

​The approach is based on the W.R.I.T.E.* principles (see below), so there are opportunities to self-reflect, write, talk together, learn new skills, try things out and be encouraged.

​Whether you are writing a memoir, marketing plan or just a shopping list - you'll be energised and encouraged!

​Each workshop is limited to just 8 participants. The 'Join' link for Zoom will be sent by email and uploaded to Luma a few days before the workshop.

​A 'Write!' workshop is offered on a contribution basis, with £15 as a suggestion - you can pay less, or more - it's up to you.

​Christopher is an experienced coach & facilitator and has authored 6 books - see more here: https://www.amazon.co.uk/stores/author/B0CJQ41PRT

​[One to one coaching (online) with Christopher is also available at £65 per session. See https://headsupnow.uk/11-coaching-for-your-writing-self/ for more about 1:1 coaching].

​So come along, just as you are, and notice what happens!

​In case of interest, the *W.R.I.T.E. principles are:

​Writing wild - keep writing, don't stop to judge or edit

​Rhythms - learning to hear your own writing voice

​Interference - noticing what gets in the way

​Time & Technique - practising specific ways to improve

​Experiments - playing with ideas without pressure

​('W.R.I.T.E.' © Spriggs, 2025)

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