Crafty Bitch - Empowerment Workshop

Crafty Bitch - Empowerment Workshop

A playful and profound workshop to help you transform your relationship with your inner critic.

By Co-Women Events and Membership

Date and time

Saturday, June 28 · 2 - 4pm GMT+1

Location

Harriet's of Hove

48 Blatchington Road Hove BN3 3YH United Kingdom

Refund Policy

Refunds up to 7 days before event

About this event

  • Event lasts 2 hours

When:

Saturday 28th June 2-4pm


Where:

Harriets of Hove 31 George St, Brighton and Hove, Hove BN3 3YB, UK


What:

A deep and playful dive into the world of your unhelpful thinking. This tried-tested-and-much-loved workshop always creates laughter and joy where there was once suffering. Together we explore the concept of ’The Cast of Bitches’ aka the many characters of your ego or monkey mind. We look at the ways these narratives get in the way of our progress, happiness and calm. We understand the roots of these stories are buried in patriarchy, socialization and our childhoods. We ‘tap’ through the emotional issues that arise using EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique)., Then the magic happens when we make the character in mind out of craft materials and introduce them to the group- no skills or talent required!. Powerful and transformative magic!


"Jess was incredibly skilful in her leadership. I watched each person in the group as the heaviness of their inner critic melted and gave way to freedom and laughter. Jess knows the territory inside out and is adroit at leading each person through. Highly recommended." Adam Wilder Founder of Togetherness and Wilderness Festival UK

Organized by

Co-Women: we're different.

Social events, networking and membership for forward thinking, weird business women. Visit the Organizer bio to read more.

About Jo Child

Jo Child is an advocate for underdogs, a champion for misfits and a self confessed kindness junkie. She wants all women to utilise their individual uniqueness to drive themselves forwards in their lives and in their businesses. She's not one to shy away from tough topics and is outspoken about mental health and neurodiversity. She openly welcomes women of all working backgrounds and actively works hard to provide a protective and inclusive environment for women who work in the adult industry, supporting the cause "sex work is work" She has built Co-Women because she sees the need to keep pushing positive feminism for societal change. She is genuinely passionate about smashing down walls between women, uniting them, eviscerating stigma and judgement, building confidence and creating a special community.

Jo is also an Ask Me Ambassador for the domestic abuse charity Rise, and hosts events in the city to raise funds and awareness.

£38.62Jun 28 · 2:00 PM GMT+1