Move...Retrieve...Connect
Shed Your Winter Skin and Hear What is Stirring Within
CC King
Montegue, MA
Thursday April 3, 5-8pm
Move out... what hurts; unload and throw it off;
Retrieve… our breath, our strength and spirit, our movement and voice;
Connect!... with one another, with ease and healing.
Experiment with stretching, breathing, moving your hand, 3-sentence stories and sounds…and in the process build very real opportunities for your body, mind, heart and spirit to work together again. Learn the language and ethic of play in a deep and powerful way with the easy structure of InterPlay. With simple, incremental “forms” that lead us to movement and stories, silence and song, ease and amusement, we find release and retrieval. Find yourself again. Move into the antidote to stress and cynicism. Get more of what you want – alone and in community. This group is suitable for adults of all ages and abilities – all you have to do is “show up!”
Sponsored by Community Crisis Response Team (CCRT).
Venue is NEAR the Montague Grange: at the Montague Retreat Center, 177 Ripley Road, Montague, Ma.
Cost: suggested donation: $20-35; free to CCRT members and crime victims
Registration/Information: CC KIng at ccking.interplay@gmail.com or 978/369-1543
Venue
Montegue Grange
36 Main Street
Montegue, MA 01351
The Grange is in the center of Montegue, a small New England town. Google will help you get there; parking is on the street and limited in the drive. Call ahead for handicapped access. (only a couple steps up)
Leaders
CC King
CC is a Certified InterPlay Leader Boston-area coordinator and grateful mentor to InterPlay Leaders in Training and Harvard Divinity School Students. She has been practicing the joyous unfolding of InterPlay for over 20 years and currently serves on the Body Wisdom Board and the Integrity & Innovation Council. CC is an expressive therapist, visual artist, teacher and community activist. Dedicated to inviting respectful & celebratory relations with Earth and her beings, CC designs workshops, organic sculpture and public performance. She values play with elders, Memory Cafes, cancer support and inclusive healing & transformation. Her background includes nonprofit management, art and family therapy, trauma-informed InterPlay and a life-long commitment to finding sustenance, creative activism, and joyful reverence in the natural world.