Exploring the Layers Within

Using Poetry as a Tool for Wellness as our guide:

We will embark on an 8-week journey using poetry to dive into our depths, unearth, witness and honor our layered experiences and emotions.

Poetry as a Tool for Wellness assists the blossoming of individual voice and empowerment through reading and sharing quotes and poetry as well as poem-making. It is an effective tool along the journey of self-awareness and wholeness.

“With an emphasis on creating both a safe and creative circle, participants are guided by experienced Peer Facilitators to approach poetry for self-understanding through reading, reflecting, and writing poetry. As always, sharing within the poetry circle is by invitation and is not necessary or expected.” —The Institute for Poetic Medicine

Registration

8-week Live ZOOM workshop

Meeting every Sunday:

August 9th-October 4th, 2026*

10am-11:30am MST

*October 4th will be a celebration of our 8 week journey together.

Testimonals

‘Exploring poetry with Lacey was like a portal to what simmers in my sub-conscience, and it grounded me in the present in a way I haven’t felt for a while’.

— Javila

“I had such a wonderful experience with Lacey in her, “Poetry as a Tool for Wellness” session. She created such a welcoming, calming space from the moment we started. Beginning with a gentle meditation and breath work helped me settle in, slow down, and be fully present before we transitioned into the poetry.

Her voice, energy, and presence are incredibly soothing, and she guided the experience with so much grace and patience. Even with my own distractions, I never felt rushed or self-conscious. Lacey held the space beautifully and made everyone feel comfortable sharing and reflecting.

I left feeling lighter, more grounded, and generally inspired. It was a truly nourishing experience, and I can’t wait to see what she creates next. I would highly recommend her sessions to anyone looking to reconnect with themselves in a meaningful and restorative way.”

— Blaire

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Paper, pen, or word document and an open heart and mind.

  • All you need is an internet connection and zoom.