Dorian Haarhoff's Likeminded Links
A few selected story telling resources
Anne Haarhoff OWL (Order, Words, Language)
Need a top class sharp eyed editor and proof reader?
044 873 0547 / 078 273 3963
for those who think about writing
and never do it
… have lived through a trauma
… are going through great changes
… have heard that writing can heal you
… would like to meet and learn from others
Lee Cahill's www.sabookworm.com is a site that informs and supports writers
IZIZA encourages everybody with an aptitude for writing with an emphasis on starting something and following it through. A For Kids By Kids range encourages children to support each other in their writing quest. IZIZA also supports adult authors on their writing journey and to publish their books
You might like to send a contribution to the Green Arts page?
Kiki Theo - Holistic wealth creation courses with the author of Money Alchemy & Money Well (Penguin)
Aneta Shaw
Creative relaxation
in a small group context
Enhance personal growth and honour your soul through creative techniques. Aneta is a clinical psychologist and hypnotherapist, has integrated years of experience and life in other countries with ancient ways of being in this world.
E-mail Aneta
082 686 8118
021 855 5415
Elma Pollard
Write for Earth - email based writing course
Learn the art of eco-journalism with energy and passion. Offer your voice to help craft a better future. More information here.
by Catriona, international freelancer based in the Cape Winelands.
The Halo and the Noose, the Power of story-telling and story listening in Business Life
R195
published by
Inspirational books that change the world
Hugh Hodge
As-you-write-it
Hugh, the Off-the-Wall Poetry MC and New Contrast Ed, runs a Saturday morning - 0930-1230 - class in creative writing from his home and the homes of participants, The course, As-youwrite-it, is themed on the seven ages of (wo)man; over seven Saturdays. Cost R250 per Saturday or R1000 for all seven if paid up-front. Booking essential. Email. Quorum 3, full house 8.
Juliette Gyure “If nothing ever changed, there would be no butterflies”
Coaching
Far Sight Change and Transition Coaching cc provides a framework, creative processes and support mechanisms for people negotiating significant changes and transitions. I have a passion for co-creating innovative pathways to change, transition and transformation with my clients. For a free consultation contact Juliette Gyure, based in Durban, on 0726353818.
SLED’s accredited Stage 1 South African Sign Language course
We start our weekly Stage One Sign Language Course on the 26th July 2011 for the Tuesday afternoon class or the 30th July 2011 for the Saturday morning class. Please could you let us know if you are interested in joining the class as soon as possible?
SLED is an ETDP accredited training organisation.
For information (021) 448 2520 or email us at
Julia Griss
I am now working at Centre 89 in Somerset West. I offer consciousness coaching, deep tissue massage and reflexology. It’s a fabulous centre with a team of skilled therapists offering mainstream alternative therapies. 082 904 8224 julia@inneredge.co.za
Jo Viljoen
I've opened a Narrative Therapy Substance Abuse Recovery Clinic called Clearview Clinic. Near Pretoria 012 819 1422
Dominic Haarhoff
Are you at a turning point in your life? I specialise in vocational counselling based on a synthesis of techniques from Western and Mayan astrology augmented by insight from the I-Ching. Together we create a map towards the successful application of your
genetic gifts in an ever-changing work and cosmic context. If you don’t know where to turn look up to a better view and reach for the stars. It is time. If you resonate, ring me on 079 548 8947. dom3merlin@gmail.com (Based in George)
Bob Commin workshops
Shed some old skins
Bob Commin poet, writer, storyteller and pastor, runs poetry courses/events in the Cape Town Southern Suburbs (Obs to Fish Hoek) (h) 021 447 9550 082 2025303 www.making-poetry.com
Dorian's children's story The Water Diviner was shortlisted (one among three) for the 2011 Golden Baobab Prize for Inspiring African Children's Literature in the Junior Category. This was an all Africa competition.
