Weaving Words
Weaving Words
A collaborative workshop exploring the four (or five) aspects of Te Whare Tapa Whā through creative writing and group creation.
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Categories
holistic wellbeing, wellbeing strategy, team building
This is a creative writing wellbeing workshop that explores the Māori health model, Te Whare Tapa Whā, through collective creation and shared storytelling. This workshop emphasises collaboration, creative writing, and the power of group effort, allowing participants to connect deeply with each other and contribute to a shared artistic expression.
Workshop Outline:
Introduction and Warm-up:
Warm-up exercises and group mood check-ins to set the tone for collective engagement
Introduction to the concept of Te Whare Tapa Whā and its relevance to teamwork and community wellbeing
Establishing intentions as a group and exploring the significance of collective creativity
Main Activities:
Group Discussion: Participants will engage in a collaborative conversation around the four dimensions of wellbeing, sharing personal insights and exploring how these elements can be woven into their collective experience.
Collaborative Art-Making: Teams will work together on a creative writing project, blending words, thoughts, and artistic elements to produce a unique piece that reflects their collective journey. This shared creation symbolises the interconnectedness of the group and the power of collaborative effort.
Team Benefits:
Strengthen team bonds through collaborative creation and shared storytelling
Enhance communication skills and learn to value diverse perspectives within the group
Foster a deeper understanding of holistic wellbeing through the lens of collective effort
Gain insights into how group dynamics and creativity can support professional and personal resilience
Weaving Words is perfect for teams looking to deepen their connections, embrace collaborative creativity, and explore the power of collective wellbeing. No prior creative or writing experience needed - just a willingness to engage, share, and create together
Still not sure? Let's have a kōrero:
*Each workshop begins with a consultation call to tailor the session to your team’s unique needs. Workshop lengths vary based on group size, accommodating a minimum of three and a maximum of eight participants.
