Where Writing Emerges from the Inside Out
Sense Writing is a groundbreaking neuro-sensory approach to writing that anyone can use to unleash their creativity.
Through your body and nervous system, you will…
Discover the links between movement, thought, and imagination.
Learn to bypass anxiety to melt creative blocks.
Find ease in all the stages of writing, including rewriting.
Sense Writing I: Memory, Life Stories, and Fiction
in Brooklyn April 25 and 26
For everyone.
Discover your love of writing, whether you’re a beginner or a long-time writer. In a supportive environment that integrates accessible physical and writing exercises, you will learn to:
Bypass body and language patterns that inhibit writing
Clarify your creative goals and work towards them effectively and with ease
Identify connections that are forming within your writing and build on them to create larger work in the genre of your choice.
Find lightness in your body and mine your imagination, all while connecting to the core of your craft. By the end of the workshop, you’ll have completed stories of non-fiction, fiction, or both, and the skills to build on them to create larger work.
Location
The Floor Studio, 310 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn
Schedule
Saturday & Sunday, April 25 and 26
12:00-4:30
Register
Sense Writing I: $230
You can reserve your spot with a $100 deposit below. Workshops fill up, so please register early.
Developer and Teacher
All workshops led by Sense Writing's Developer Madelyn Kent, former Lecturer in Creative Writing at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts and practitioner of Feldenkrais Somatic Education. Since 2012, she has taught Sense Writing in over ten countries, and to over 1,000 people online in Sense Writing’s 12-week course. Contact her with any questions.
What Others Are Saying
"Most of the students wouldn’t say we were ‘writers’ per se, but during these exchanges, the things that poured out of us were startlingly vivid and articulate. We got ‘there’ precisely because we weren’t trying to.”
-Guernica Magazine
“I was lucky at that time to find a teacher to guide me. Her name is Madelyn and her technique is called Sense Writing. By bringing together her knowledge of movement, neuroscience and healing, she offered me a way around the blocks.”
-The Curious Reader
