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Fire Up Your Resilience
Come refresh your zest!
Becky Myrick and TraceyJoy Miller
Langley, Washington
Play to Create
Thursdays: January & February 2018
6:30pm - 8:30pm
6:30pm - 8:30pm
This is a drop in group open to anyone.
No Prerequisites.
In InterPlay we rediscover the creative power unleashed in playfulness and silliness.
Together we break down movement, story, voice and stillness into manageable pieces of creativity making it possible for both the shy and gregarious to have satisfying, successful experiences of embodied creativity.
No Prerequisites.
In InterPlay we rediscover the creative power unleashed in playfulness and silliness.
Together we break down movement, story, voice and stillness into manageable pieces of creativity making it possible for both the shy and gregarious to have satisfying, successful experiences of embodied creativity.
Cost: Suggested Donation $20 - $10 (No one turned away for lack of funds)
To Register: TraceyJoy traceyjoy.miller@gmail.com or (360) 941-8231
Leaders
Becky Myrick
612/760-6168
gmail.com@becky.myrick
I am a long-time InterPlayer (over 20 years). My upbringing was in South Africa. I have a love for lively African music and movement. I love to teach InterPlay combined with energy healing practices. I also offer individual sessions and retreats. Each person I work with amazes me with their ability to expand and grow in love, joy and life purpose!
TraceyJoy Miller
360 941 8231
traceyjoy.com@traceyjoy
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”.