Learn to tell the right story really well
We are built to tell and listen to stories. Stories hold our attention, influence our perception and change our behavior.
Restorative Storytelling is essential for all teachers, leaders and change makers who want to find their voice, create transformative content, and build community.
Storytelling Strategies
Twelve Storytelling strategies that help you find your unique storytelling profile. Get introduced to them all and then narrow down to a handful that will become your person tool belt of storytelling!
24 Easy to Learn Tools
Each tool builds on the previous, all working on the storyteller, the story itself, and then best practices for reading the room and serving the listener. The final tool helps you organize all these. new skills into a practice perfect for you!
Regular Mini-courses
Every month there are new tools, strategies and applications of the Restorative Storytelling skills. A faculty of teachers adapt and evolve the skills to be more appropriate and useful for professionals in education, leadership and business.
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Join a cohort of practicing storytellers by selecting a monthly or annual relationship below.
Monthly
Yearly
Restorative Storytelling Training
$75
/month
billed monthly
5 courses
1 coaching services
Community
The Platform and Process have been researched and proven
After years of tinkering and trying out different approaches, this program was the subject of a full doctoral program evaluation. The results were encouraging and clear:
- Adults enjoy learning in cohorts.
- It is best if the content is available asynchronously.
- A robust forum is necessary for building relationships of practice and accountability.
- All of this must be easy to access and schedule.
Monthly or Annual Program
There are advantages to both.
With monthly, you can hop on and try it out for a few months. With annual you can get the full training and opportunity to practice for a much lower cost. Email us for documents you can use for professional development and continuing education funds.
Benefit from our growing faculty of Storytellers
Meredith Markow, thirty years as a class teacher and now certified in Feldenkrais and Enneagram.
Laura Geiger, an applied theatre practitioner, teacher, and artist tending the social soil to create peace, change, and connection
Per Eisenman, a therapist practicing Open Dialogue family therapy with kids and families to co-create new stories.
Crystal Shelly, owner of Rabbit with a Red Pen, where she provides editing and authenticity reading services to fiction authors.
Jason Phelps, a multi-disciplinary performer and teacher who has been involved in theatre, dance, music, commercial acting, voice-overs, and education.
Joia Wood, a multifaceted artist, educator, and community leader who delights in helping people of all ages connect with their inherent musical selves.
Debbie Spitulnik, an adjunct professor of Creative Speech at Antioch University New England, and faculty member for the Center for Anthroposophy.
Connie Helms
Co-director of Association for Healing Education, a training and certification school for educators.
Nick Kittle
Author of Sustainovation Inc. and consultant for local government.
Meagan Rose Wilson
Author, educator and parenting expert.