Body Data, Knowledge and Wisdom
March Playshop
Darlene Kucken and
S. Elizabeth Snyder
Asheville, NC
Friday, March 6, 6:30pm-8:30pm
The Playshop of March 6 will be
led by
Elizabeth Snyder
(Leader in Training) and
Darlene Kucken
(Certified InterPlay Leader)
When: 6:30 - 8:30 pm (we start on time so please arrive on time.)
Where: The Cathedral of All Souls Church, Zabriskie Hall at 9 Swan St, Asheville 28803. Parking on street or in Credit Union parking lot across the street.
Cost: Donation of $10-$20 requested.
The forms are introduced incrementally in an affirming environment. You Cannot do it wrong.
Elizabeth and Darlene will explore one of the seven InterPlay tools for Life:
Body Data, Knowledge and Wisdom
We will play around with InterPlay forms that focus on looking at our own:
Body Data (the bits and pieces of details of our life),
Body Knowledge (the patterns we create for ourselves in life), and
Body Wisdom (noticing what choices we can make to bring more ease and joy into our life)
No InterPlay experience needed. You just need your life experiences and a willingness to explore your patterns.
Cost: $10 - $20 sliding scale
Registration/Information: Darlene Kucken at 919/623/7037
Leaders
Darlene Kucken
Darlene has been exploring InterPlay forms and practices for about 13 years (give or take) and has definitely had her life enhanced by these practices. You would never know she used to be an introverted wall flower! After just a short time doing InterPlay she came to realize how much her energy made a difference in a room of people. So there's no telling what difference her Big Body Spirit could make on the planet if she just let it shine! She now improvises her Life (quite well, thank you) using the learned tools, forms and practices of InterPlay. She attributes her playfulness to InterPlay, and also her quest for deeper meaning in her life and the life of the community she surrounds herself with. She witnesses how much InterPlay can bring out the most in those that bring a willingness of spirit to the InterPlay practices.
S. Elizabeth Snyder