Language of Poetry Class

Writing poetry can be a great tool to utilize as a coping skill and has many benefits:

Be used as a vehicle for the expression of emotions that might otherwise be difficult to express
Promote self-reflection and exploration, increasing self-awareness and helping individuals make sense of their world
Help individuals redefine their situation by opening up new ways of perceiving reality
Validate emotional experiences and improve group cohesiveness by helping people realize many of their experiences are shared by others

Your instructor/facilitator for this class is a survivor of a brain injury and has found poetry to be a beneficial coping skill.

A FREE poetry workshop for adult survivors of brain injury.

Date & Time:
Second Monday of Every Month at 3:00pm

Location:
Virtually only with the Zoom app

Questions? Contact Michael at michael@BIAColorado.org or 720-907-1455

Please select the recreation program you will attend:*
- June 13th, 3:00pm - 4:00pm (12 spots left)
- July 11th, 3:00pm - 4:00pm (14 spots left)
- August 8th, 3:00pm - 4:00pm (14 spots left)
- September 12th, 3:00pm - 4:00pm (14 spots left)
Registrations are taken as first-come-first-served. Maximum of 15 participants per class. If you register for a class, you are committing to attend. This class is held virtually through zoom. A link will sent to you after registration for Zoom access.
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