Event

Body Wisdom for Life!

Dive Deep and Rise High to Your Full Potential!
TraceyJoy Miller
Seattle, Washington
Playing with the same group over time.
Monthly beginning Sunday, February 24th, 2019.
This unique offering will allow you to…
  • Be part of a closed group where relationships build over time. Co-creating and witnessing one another strengthens our creativity, risk taking and celebration in community.
  • Your desires and needs determine the forms and content for each session.
  • Emphasis on playing with InterPlay forms creates an environment where fresh insight and breakthroughs happen.
  • When you are stuck, use InterPlay forms to breakthrough to what you want.
  • Play deeper into your unique creative expression as the group body holds you.


    • Meeting Monthly from 1:00pm - 4:30pm:
    • Sunday, February 24
    • Sunday, March 24
    • Sunday, April 14
    • Sunday, May 5
    • Sunday, June 2
Cost: $350 if paid by February 8th, 2019
$425 if paid after February 8th, 2019.
To Register: Limited to 12 participants. Contact TraceyJoy to register: traceyjoy.miller@gmail.com or 360-941-8231
Venue
Queen Anne Christian Church
1316 3rd Ave W & W Lee St
Seattle, Washington
qaccweb.org
Neighborhood parking. Along 3rd Ave W there is a single door entrance with a stained glass window beside it. Come in that door and go up the stairs and through the double doors to the Fellowship Hall. Wear layers!
Leaders
TraceyJoy Miller
360 941 8231
traceyjoy.com
TraceyJoy has been InterPlaying since 1999. She discovered InterPlay in the Twin Cities, trained as an InterPlay leader in Oakland for three years; live and led InterPlay in the Seattle area for 12 years before returning to the Twin Cities in 2022. Since her 20’s she has studied and applied a variety of approaches to accessing the wisdom of her body and healing. And, she loves supporting others to do the same. She spent many years committed to working on herself; working to become “good enough”. Thankfully InterPlay has brought a balance of levity, playfulness, and community to her life long, sincere explorations as a human being. She considers herself a “Recovering Serious Person”.