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Gabriela Georges

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25.01.2022 Next month, instead of The Grief Cocoon's regular movie night, we'll be hosting a creative workshop instead for anyone who grieves on Mother's Day. It will be a guided writing and animation workshop, for people of all levels. Materials and food provided. This is for you if on Mother's Day:... - You grieve the loss of your mother or mother figure - You grieve the loss of a child - You grieve for another reason unmentioned - You would like to make space and time to acknowledge your grief and meet others who are also grieving at this time The lead-up can be a tough and isolating time, so let's come together, connect, and create during this time PM me or click on the link below for more info: https://www.eventbrite.com.au/e/grief-writing-and-making-ti

20.01.2022 Say what you need to say, to whoever you need to say it to, regardless of whether you think they want to hear from you or not. Life's too short to hold back, and humans like to tell themselves stories about what others think of them that are generally untrue. That's my lesson learned this week

17.01.2022 Losing someone you love is life-changing - it forces you to see the outside world and yourself in a new way. And grief doesn't have a tidy ending that you can neatly wrap up when you're done. It changes and grows with you, and has its own highs and lows along the way. ... This beautiful poem by Gwen Flowers reminds me of the way that writing can express that which is hard to say. ... It gives us time to be with what is so that we can start processing it, and gain new meaning and insights. If you're grieving ahead of this Mother's Day, you're welcome to join in on Thurs 6th of May as we process our grief through writing with a guided workshop. Register via bit.ly/395ej4s or send me a DM. #processinggrief

15.01.2022 A snippet from last Thursday's live with Tony Pain This joyous Arabic song was originally released in the 70s by an Iraqi-Armenian singer known as the "warm voice of Iraq". The title translates to 'paths of travel' and the lyrics speak of love, memories, and travelling of course!... Song: Droub el Safar (Zghayroun) Original Artist: Seta Hagopian Guitarist: Tony Pain #Arabicmusic #Arabicsinging