The Creativity & Camaraderie Club Handbook: Have More Fun, Live More Wholeheartedly, Encourage Each Other, Mathews Lcswr Mary Reilly

Have More Fun, Live More Wholeheartedly, Encourage Each Other

This how -to manual covers everything you need to know to successfully create your own Creativity & Camaraderie Club. The clear, detailed structure was created by two psychotherapists with decades of experience knowing what works to help your group thrive and survive.

A Creativity & Camaraderie Club gives you permission to quench your thirst for creative expression and play.

It feeds your hunger for meaningful community as you pursue old passions or explore new ones. You will expand your definition of creativity into many arenas of wholehearted living.

You are a great candidate for a Creativity & Camaraderie Club if you:

- want to have more fun...just because you feel like it

- want to re-new your wholehearted engagement in life

- desire to open your heart to new community connections

- are one of the creatively wounded who thinks Im not creative, I have no imagination (just glance at Appendix B to see what non-artists have done as a result of monthly meetings )

- are an already creative - a writer, painter, dancer, knitter, potter, entrepreneur, etc. who wants more structured accountability to keep creating

WILL YOU GIVE YOURSELF THE GIFT OF ENLIVENING COMMUNITY?

How could you resist bringing more joy and fun into your life? (Dale Schwarz, M. Ed., ATR, LMHC Center for Creative Consciousness)

Just thinking each month about what I can do creatively has transformed my life. Most importantly, I met fabulous women (Patricia OConnor, Life Coach, ChFc)

I love the support, energy, and enthusiasm of women sharing their lives and cheering one another on at our monthly creativity meetings. I love witnessing and being witnessed. Our creativity club has made my life fuller and given me a feeling of friendship and unconditional lovingness. (Judy Wolf Writer & Life Adventurer)


I just LOVE my creativity group Creativity seems to be the glue or the focal point for unfolding who we are. Its a safe place to share whatever we create, think, feel. (
Barb Trevvett, Retired LMFT}