Creative Writing: Finding Your Footing (Camden) ONLINE

We hear it all the time. “I’d like to try a writing class, but I’m nervous. Everyone else knows what they’re doing, it’s intimidating.” We also hear, “I write privately for myself, so I won’t fit into a class.”

Do you identify with any of this? Whether you’ve taken zero classes, or a handful of them and still feel like a novice, this is a safe space to explore with people who get you. Some of us write for artistic expression and fun, some for personal reflection and stress relief, some to be published in the future. Others have never written but think, “I’d like to learn to play that instrument.” Whatever your genre, it’s ok to arrive here uncertain. You will leave with a new confidence. And you’ll have a good time along the way, because creativity is buckets of fun, never work.

For more information or to meet your instructor, visit www.constellations-writing.com.

Tammy Quady

Instructor

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In Tammy's words:

Saint Mary’s University in Minneapolis, Minnesota, allowed me to create my own master’s degree program combining coursework in neuropsychology and writing. I took specialized courses from a number of universities and organizations, honing in on the rarely traveled intersection of brain science and creative writing.

I earned my master’s degree in Intuitive and Creative Writing in 2011. The Intuitive half of my degree is based in neuropsychology, not clinical psychology, and it is important to note that I am not a licensed therapist and the work we do together is not clinical therapy.

Prior to my master’s degree, I held two bachelor’s degrees, one in sociology and one in nonprofit communications. I have a natural superpower for understanding the human condition, and although I have worked in various fields, it has always been in the capacity of tuning into people, encouraging their individual strength and voice, and supporting our shared community in the process.