Life Audit
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A life Audit - time for change? Pause, Assess & Vision.
A unique intensive hour long experience to empower ourselves to enrich our experience of our life. Experience leader: Kay Turner I have been teaching and working pastorally with children and adults since 1996. I graduated from Durham University with a BA (hons) First-Class in Theology in 1995 and went on to study a PGCE in Religious Education at York St John the following year. I hold a Certificate in Counselling. I vision, speak, and write. I am an activist and advocate for the Feminine, the growth of Sacred Womanhood and Embodiment in Education. I work as a Sacred Educator supporting clients individually and in groups, facilitating workshops and retreats. I create online and in person courses and resources for all settings, skill sets and age ranges. As a lifelong learner, since 2016 I have qualified as a Wellbeing Coach, Yin Yoga Teacher, a Trainer and Advanced Practitioner in Energy Medicine, Mysticism and Shamanic Healing and has completed training as a Rose Lineage Priestess and Somatic Erotic Educator. I write and edit for Girl God Books. |
Description of the experience:
Periodically pressing pause and assessing what is going on different areas and aspects of all life helps us to make informed and targeted changes for maximum effect. Life audits allow us to look at the overall picture of our life, as well as the intricate details and discern what is holding us back. They are a powerful coaching exercise for cultivating autonomy, facilitating impactful shifts, visioning and intention setting.
The 1-hour intensive change catalysing session includes a paper-based exercise and guided visualisation, alongside intensive coaching to stimulate curiosity and personal enquiry.
Location:
Happy House Masham is part of the home of artists Ian Scott Massie and Josie Beszant. It's rooted right in the centre of Masham - in the ancient Market Place. The room we'll be working in is the music room in the oldest part of the house, it's warm and friendly with plenty of interesting instruments and art on the walls. Come to the front of the building (Masham Gallery) where you'll be shown to the Happy House rooms. We’ll also be doing a short, level walk in the small market town of Masham and the beautiful countryside around it placing artwork in the environment.
Suitable for:
18 years plus
Please bring:
A notebook and a variety of coloured pens if you have them.
Max number of people: 6
Cost £80 (includes up to 6 people)
Please note: the building is home to 2 very friendly cats, whilst they won't have access to the room we are working in they will be able to access common areas.
Periodically pressing pause and assessing what is going on different areas and aspects of all life helps us to make informed and targeted changes for maximum effect. Life audits allow us to look at the overall picture of our life, as well as the intricate details and discern what is holding us back. They are a powerful coaching exercise for cultivating autonomy, facilitating impactful shifts, visioning and intention setting.
The 1-hour intensive change catalysing session includes a paper-based exercise and guided visualisation, alongside intensive coaching to stimulate curiosity and personal enquiry.
Location:
Happy House Masham is part of the home of artists Ian Scott Massie and Josie Beszant. It's rooted right in the centre of Masham - in the ancient Market Place. The room we'll be working in is the music room in the oldest part of the house, it's warm and friendly with plenty of interesting instruments and art on the walls. Come to the front of the building (Masham Gallery) where you'll be shown to the Happy House rooms. We’ll also be doing a short, level walk in the small market town of Masham and the beautiful countryside around it placing artwork in the environment.
Suitable for:
18 years plus
Please bring:
A notebook and a variety of coloured pens if you have them.
Max number of people: 6
Cost £80 (includes up to 6 people)
Please note: the building is home to 2 very friendly cats, whilst they won't have access to the room we are working in they will be able to access common areas.
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