The little white house in the woods - "a space to grow, learn and explore possibility" |
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The little white house in the woods is a Lincoln-based work/play retreat designed for flexible use for people who are more productive and creative when they have access to a fresh, unique, inspirational indoor / outdoor setting. Nestled within the grounds of an historic lakeside game keepers lodge, in the middle of a 200 acre Green Flag Award winning country park, the property has an abundance of natural beauty and wildlife which serves as a space for contemplation and inspiration.
Developed by Julia Tracey, an existential psychotherapist with a Masters degree in integrative psychotherapy and an Advanced Diploma in Existential psychotherapy, Julia and her Associates help creative working professionals (from their clinical practices in London and Lincoln) achieve more fulfilling and meaningful relationships, and is currently developing a fertile environment for anyone who wants to reappraise their current day to day routine; stop long enough to explore and clarify their experience of life; gain a better understanding of their life/work choices and behaviours, and in so doing explore the positive impact being open to creative possibilities can have on both their wellbeing and work.
The little white house in the woods offers the opportunity for respite and reflection. It is a space to do something you've always wanted to do but never had the time to do it through a programme of creative workshops, and associated activities.
Lincolnshire-based cultural solutions UK is working with Julia to realise her vision and together we would like to ask you to take ten minutes to help us to help you.
Thank you. Julia Tracey and David Lambert.
Developed by Julia Tracey, an existential psychotherapist with a Masters degree in integrative psychotherapy and an Advanced Diploma in Existential psychotherapy, Julia and her Associates help creative working professionals (from their clinical practices in London and Lincoln) achieve more fulfilling and meaningful relationships, and is currently developing a fertile environment for anyone who wants to reappraise their current day to day routine; stop long enough to explore and clarify their experience of life; gain a better understanding of their life/work choices and behaviours, and in so doing explore the positive impact being open to creative possibilities can have on both their wellbeing and work.
The little white house in the woods offers the opportunity for respite and reflection. It is a space to do something you've always wanted to do but never had the time to do it through a programme of creative workshops, and associated activities.
Lincolnshire-based cultural solutions UK is working with Julia to realise her vision and together we would like to ask you to take ten minutes to help us to help you.
Thank you. Julia Tracey and David Lambert.