Adapting to a New Normal

Date:

Friday, Mar 22

Time:

3:00 - 4:00 pm

Room:

355A

Session ID:

S13

Type:

Presentation

Difficulty:

All

Track:

Story@home

Syllabi:

TBCFinalNeverThoughtHandout (DOCX)
TBCFinalNeverThoughtHandout (PDF)

Description

Using story to help you and your family adapt amidst chaos, illness and the challenges and changes of life. Stories can help you understand, move forward and adapt in positive ways.

Presenters

Teresa Clark

Teresa Clark is a national award-winning storyteller, historian, and author. She is best known for her original works and recollections of life’s experiences blended with history. Teresa has presented and performed throughout the United States. Of her it has been said, “Charming, witty, soulful, and wise, her performances are filled with a compelling sense of wonder and an irresistible zest for life.” Her story work involves performance, education, production, and advocacy. From the main stage to individual consultations in living rooms across America, she delights in the excavation and sharing of family story. You can find Teresa on the web at teresaclark.blogspot.com.

Taralyn Clark

Taralyn has spend most of her professional life working wth at-risk children, teens, and families. She was reared in a home where story was used to help the family adapt to new and trying situations in family life. Taralyn has dedicated her life to strengthening homes and families by helping others to create powerful healing memories and remember the power of their onw stories. She is a teacher, published author, blogger and website editor. (strongerfamiliesnow.org)