New Mothers' Writing Circle
Building community, improving mental health and sparking creativity.
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NEW ONLINE EVENTS! Writing Motherhood + Matrescence -
HELLO!
How are we? Melting? Me too.
This Thursday schools kick out for 6 weeks here in Scotland so I’ve decided to make space in July and August for WORKSHOPS WITH YOU(S)*.
Please do share with the mothers/grandmothers in...
A Taste Of Freedom Has Left Me Mute.
Berlin.
What an amazing place. If you’ve been, you’ll know. Yes, there’s broken glass everywhere, and pointless graffiti on beautiful buildings. Yes, the beer is too strong, it’s very mono-racial and the people are superior and cold, at...
10 Habits of Happy Mothers #4
This is the latest in my infrequent series, 10 Habits of Happy Mothers.
If you’ve worked with me you’ll know I do not subscribe to the notion that motherhood is happy, certainly not for most of us, all of the time. I am very interested in...
MANIFESTOS OF MOTHERHOOD.
Pals,
How are you?
I am going to be in Berlin (BERLIN!) later on this month to co-lead an expansive day of creative writing — and painting!
Saturday 30th May 2026, 10am - 4pm:
MANIFESTOS OF MOTHERHOOD.
Alongside artist and muralist...
On giving ourselves permission (+ last call for April-June cohorts).
A few weeks ago an email landed in my inbox. It was from a mother I worked with in 2023. It illustrates the power of learning to gift ourselves permission to create.
BTW this is the LAST DAY to sign up for next week’s cohorts of The New Mo...
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Stories from the front lines of matrescence. Motherhood, Mental Health, Community, Creativity & Confidence, written by Catrin Kemp.
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