Good Grief: A Writing Workshop on Trauma & Healing

Welcome to our transformative writing workshop designed to support grief and healing. This 10-week group experience combines general learnings around grief, creative expression, and healing with writing practice and community support. Regardless of your background or level of experience, we invite you to join us on this journey of exploration and growth.

NOTE: This event is a 10-week workshop taking place from June 3, 2024 to August 5, 2024. A purchase of one ticket grants access to the entire ten weeks.

Why Attend?

Grief can be a challenging and isolating experience, and finding a supportive outlet is crucial for healing. Our 10-week writing workshop offers a safe space for you to navigate the complexities of grief while harnessing the therapeutic power of writing.

What to Expect

Throughout the workshop, we will guide you through meditations on grief, creative expression techniques, and focused writing practice. This combination will empower you to explore your emotions, find healing through self-expression, and foster a sense of community among fellow writers who understand the unique challenges of grief.

Who Can Join?

Our workshop welcomes writers of all backgrounds and levels of experience. Whether you're just beginning your writing journey or have been honing your craft for years, this workshop provides an inclusive environment that embraces diversity and offers the support you need to grow as a writer.

Benefits of Joining

1. Heal Through Writing: Experience the transformative power of writing as you authentically express and process your emotions, helping you navigate the path to healing.
2. Enhance your Writing Skills: Through tailored exercises and feedback from our skilled facilitators, you'll sharpen your writing skills and discover new ways to express yourself.
3. Build a Supportive Community: Connect with like-minded individuals who share a passion for writing and understand the complexities of grief. Find solace and strength in sharing your journey with others.
4. Guided Support: Our experienced facilitators will provide weekly guidance, offering personalized support throughout the entire 10-week workshop, ensuring you feel empowered and supported.
   
   
   

Limited Spots Available

Due to the intimate nature of this workshop, spots are limited to 12 attendees. Don't miss out on the opportunity to join a supportive community of writers on a journey of healing and growth. Reserve your spot today and embark on a path of self-discovery, creative expression, and healing through writing.

Unlock the healing potential of words and join us for our 10-week grief support writing workshop. Reserve your spot now and let your words become the catalyst for your personal journey through trauma and healing.

For more information, please contact us at tararobertwritingworkshop@gmail.com

ABOUT US:

Robert Kuang (he/they) is a life coach, writer, and musician. He earned his B.A. in Film, Television & Theatre Production from University of Colorado Denver, and later received the Dean’s Fellowship to study Dramatic Writing at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts.

Robert has previously interned with Starz Entertainment and Writers Guild of America, East, and later led a team of international writers as an editorial manager at Kpopstarz, Inc. Robert’s play, “The Piano,” was a winner of the “2042: See Change” National Playwriting Competition award with East West Players. He has also written for the television series “Yu-Gi-Oh!” Most recently, Robert was selected as a storyteller for the 2023 artist-in-residency with Keepsake House, a New York-based initiative dedicated to live performance.

In addition to writing, Robert supports clients and teams on creative expression, leadership development, and energy restoration. As a student of ontological coaching, he is a graduate of Accomplishment Coaching’s coach training program.


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Tara Edwards (she/her) is a writer and editor. She earned her B.F.A. in Dramatic Writing with a double major in Psychology from New York University. She graduated with honors. She has also completed additional writing workshops through Gotham Writers, Catapult, and most recently, the prestigious Granta writing workshop in memoir. Tara previously interned in both nonfiction television at AE networks and narrative film at Indian Paintbrush. Professionally, she has been published across various online blogs such as The Cinegogue, Fandor, Refinery29, Newsone, and Kpopstarz. In addition to writing and editing, Tara is the host of two kpop podcasts and streams on Twitch as a part time content creator.