Tues 18 Nov - Thurs 20 Nov 2025
Hill House Retreat, Amberley, Stroud
£300 - Early bird before 30 Sept 2025
£450 - Standard
£380 - Concession
£140 for shared accommodation onsite
A three day programme for facilitators and people who work with people, exploring ways to bring in the rich tools and materials of traditional stories - folk tales, fairy tales, myths, teaching stories and personal tales - within your facilitative practice.
Including:
Building up a resource kit of different stories that you could bring to different situations and challenges as a starting point for reflection and discussion
Using traditional stories to create safe spaces for sharing personal stories, exploring lived experience and having difficult conversations
Developing your facilitation skills with stories as methodology
Using stories to facilitate creative and imaginative exercises for fresh thinking and new ideas - encouraging 'light bulb' moments for participants
Techniques for how to tell stories and bring them to life effectively
Exploring the dangers, challenges, fruits, riches, transformations, and bridge building potential that working with stories can involve