February 5th, 2025
​6:00 to 7:30 PM CST
This webinar invites you into writing as more than a craft or technique—it is an initiatory practice. A guided journey into your inner landscape, where writing becomes a way of listening deeply, uncovering what has been waiting to be named, and giving form to soul experience through words. Rather than writing about your life from a distance, we explore writing as a threshold experience—a place where meaning, intuition, memory, and imagination meet. Here, the page becomes a doorway. As you cross it, you encounter not only your stories, but your own inner knowing.

Through gentle, embodied practices and reflective prompts, you will be invited to slow down, tune in, and allow language to arise from presence rather than pressure. This approach honors writing as a form of initiation—one that asks for attention, curiosity, and courage, and offers insight, coherence, and transformation in return.

What You’ll Take Away
  • A lived understanding of writing as a spiritual and initiatory practice, not just a creative task
  • Tools for entering the page as a threshold space—where insight and meaning emerge organically
  • Greater trust in your intuition and inner voice as guides in your writing
  • Practices for listening beneath the surface of thought to what is seeking expression
  • A deeper sense of self-knowing through the act of writing itself
  • Renewed confidence in writing as a companion for reflection, healing, and transformation

Your Guide
Julie Tallard Johnson, MSW, LCSW — Writer's Sherpa & published author of 11 books. Julie has guided writers for decades with a grounded, compassionate approach that integrates intuition, embodiment, and craft. 
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Toni Morrison
"If there’s a book that you want to read, but it hasn’t been written yet, then you must write it."

Clarissa Pinkola Estés
"Stories are medicine. They have such power; they do not require that we do, be, act anything—we need only listen."

David Whyte
“A poet’s work is all about listening. It is the attentiveness that allows us to hear the deeper conversation we are already having with the world.”