Storytelling, Culture & Learning

Storytelling

Workshops, learning journeys and shared experiences shaped by myth, culture and the living world.

I design and facilitate storytelling experiences that draw from global folklore and ecological knowledge.

These experiences often connect back to material practice, where stories move from spoken and imagined forms into physical objects and shared artefacts.

These sessions are rooted in story as a way to learn, reflect, remember, and reconnect with ourselves, with one another, and with the world around us.

Storytelling Experiences

How this work takes shape

Each experience is shaped by the people, place, and purpose involved. I work across schools, community spaces, cultural settings, and outdoor environments, creating learning journeys that are participatory, reflective, and rooted in care. Story is used as a tool for:

Listening.
Meaning-making.
Creative expression.
Collective reflection.
Health and well-being

What these experiences might include

Storytelling sessions rooted in mythology and folktales.
Creative writing and imaginative response
Drawing, making, and visual storytelling.
Sound, music, and listening practices.
Outdoor story-led walks and nature-based reflection.
Intergenerational storytelling spaces.
Learning through myth, symbol, and metaphor.

Who is this for?

Schools and educators.
Community groups and CICs.
Families and intergenerational groups.
Cultural organisations and libraries.
Youth groups and adult learning spaces.
Organisations exploring culture and well-being.

Sessions can be adapted for different ages, access needs, and learning styles.