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44 Siga 4 Auwa 50 Miniti

Vakaraubuka, 6 Maji, 2026 at 11:30 PM (GMT+0)

Na vosa ni iwasewase ni gauna oqo e English
Na iwasewase ni gauna oqo sa baleta na tamata
- 355 BC

Navigating sensitivities, trauma, and secrets in family storytelling

Are you grappling with how to address a family secret or trauma? This session will equip you to write about tough topics with empathy and grace. Tackle the challenge of crafting stories that heal rather than harm, avoiding “time bombs” that disrupt relationships. Through case study examples, learn critical mindsets to approach adversity in a story. You will come away with practical language for writing about sensitive topics and guidance for when to share or withhold stories. You will come away feeling empowered to draft a story that fosters transformation and connection. Discover how to write “time capsules” that inspire, ensuring your family history unites rather than divides.

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