Do you ever feel like your caregiving journey is hard to explain, even to yourself? Do you wish you had a way to make sense of the ups and downs by telling your story?
Join Alicia Smith-Tran, PhD, sociologist, writer and professor at Oberlin College, for a powerful workshop on storytelling and narrative writing for caregivers. Learn how putting your experiences into words can help release bottled-up emotions, uncover meaning in your daily challenges and remind you that you’re not alone.
Through simple prompts and guided discussion, you’ll learn how to explore your personal story, how it fits within a larger societal framework and walk away feeling empowered to write about your own challenges and triumphs. No writing experience is needed — just come with an open mind and a willingness to reflect.
Monday, March 9, 6:30 p.m.
Heights Libraries Lee Road Branch
Free childcare available
To register, email info@connectingforkids.org, call 440-570-5908 or visit Connecting for Kids.
Connecting for Kids is a group in Northeast Ohio that helps parents. We support families who are worried about their child — whether it’s autism, ADHD, anxiety, school or just a hard time in life. We offer free programs, help finding resources and a caring community where parents feel welcome.
Not sure where to start? Ask Us!
When you have a concern about your child, navigating can be hard. At Connecting for Kids, our Family Resource Specialists (FRS) get it - because we’re parents too. Visit us online to talk with an FRS and to get resources and support for your family.
To get started, visit Connecting for Kids.
