In this interactive workshop, we journey deep into the literary fairy tale of The Red shoes and explore it story using tools from the Story Arte creative toolbox. We will be working with the original story by Hans Christian Andersen and the version retold by Clarissa Pinkola Estés. Public: Practitioners, storytellers, anyone interested in exploring the world of stories on a deeper level.

In this interactive workshop, we journey deep into the powerful fairy tale of The Juniper Tree from the collection of The Brothers Grimm. We will explore it using tools from the Story Arte creative toolbox. Gestalt therapy, art therapy and/or Psychodrama will be accompanying us on the voyage. Public: Practitioners, storytellers, anyone interested in exploring the world of stories on a deeper level

In this interactive workshop, we journey deep into one of our most well-known fairy tales “Jack and the Beanstalk”. This story is considered, by some, to have been around for 5,000 years. We will be working with the version by Joseph Jacobs in English Fairy Tales (1890). There will also be a space to discuss other Jack tales. Public: Practitioners, storytellers, anyone interested in exploring the world of stories on a deeper level.

What is it like to grow old in our modern world? What does growing old mean to you? Are old people in our society considered elders or elderly or perhaps considered a burden on society? In this interactive workshop we explore this theme accompanied by ancient wisdom embedded in fairy tales. In most of the fairy tales that have survived to the present day, we discover that the protagonists are young, and that the main themes are focused around leaving home and finding one’s way in the world. Many of these stories finish with and ‘they lived happily ever after’. But what happens “In the Ever After” and how does this relate to the reality of aging in our contemporary society? We will explore this through fairy tales from around the world where elders are protagonists. Most of the stories will be from Allan B. Chinen’s book “In the Ever After”. Each one reveals a deep folk wisdom about the psychological tasks encountered in the second half of life and offer an engaging exploration into adult development and aging and the problems and challenges of growing old in contemporary society. Online Events (via Zoom in English) Public: Practitioners, storytellers, anyone […]

What is it like to grow old in our modern world? What does growing old mean to you? Are old people in our society considered elders or elderly or perhaps considered a burden on society? In this interactive workshop we explore this theme accompanied by ancient wisdom embedded in fairy tales. In most of the fairy tales that have survived to the present day, we discover that the protagonists are young, and that the main themes are focused around leaving home and finding one’s way in the world. Many of these stories finish with and ‘they lived happily ever after’. But what happens “In the Ever After” and how does this relate to the reality of aging in our contemporary society? We will explore this through fairy tales from around the world where elders are protagonists. Most of the stories will be from Allan B. Chinen’s book “In the Ever After”. Each one reveals a deep folk wisdom about the psychological tasks encountered in the second half of life and offer an engaging exploration into adult development and aging and the problems and challenges of growing old in contemporary society. Online Events (via Zoom in English) Public: Practitioners, storytellers, anyone […]

Let the light of ancient stories guide you through the long winter nights. Some of these stories may have been with us since the beginning of humanity, guiding us through wars, plagues, illnesses and many, many dark nights with their ancestral wisdom. Come close and warm up your hands and toes as we come together around the ancestral fire and share stories, journaling and creativity in our story community. We will meet live on Zoom at 19:00-21:00 CET / 18:00-20:00 UK time on the following 6 Mondays: January 22nd and 29th, February 5th, 12th and 26th, and March 4th.

Can you hear the call to adventure to connect with your personal journey of individuation through 12 fairy tales? Join me as we embark on the second edition of this unforgettable journey through unknown territories, following a map passed on to me by Irene Henche, founder of the School of Symbolic Psychodrama and author of the book "El Regalo del lobo". We will start on the 11st March 2024 and will meet up on the second Monday of each month for a year and a day, incorporating the Celtic Wheel of the Year as an organic guide in our process. Dates: 11th March, 8th April, 13th May, 10th June, 8th July, 12th august, 9th September, 14th October, 11th November, 9th December 2024 13th January, 10th February 2025. We will explore the Fairy Tales through Symbolic Psychodrama, different Arts therapies, journaling and movement. Online via Zoom in English. All the recordings and materials will be available for viewing on my Teachable platform. Public: Practitioners, storytellers, anyone interested in exploring the world of stories on a deeper level.