Storytelling Course

Storytelling has been around since time immemorial, in one form or another. It is an ancient and almost ritualistic art, stories and tales passed down from generation to generation.
Storytelling is part of the human social DNA, all cultures are familiar with storytelling and humans have used the art of storytelling to pass down legends and myths to their young, families, tribes, villages and even King and Queens have utilised this ancient art.
In Britain, storytelling is still alive and well. An example of a modern day storyteller is Carol Graham. Carol Graham runs an imaginative storytelling workshop and storytelling course in Herefordshire. Carol uses mythical and mystical stories to tap into people’s imagination, stirring up emotion and thought.
What is Story Space?
Story Space is a place where adults and children or all ages can venture into an imaginarium of myths and mysteries, unlocking the imagination. For those people who wish to learn the art of storytelling, Story Space offers training through courses and workshops, to help people with an interest in the art become storytellers in their own right.
Story Space is also an opportunity to allow audiences to hear Carol Graham’s own imagination. It can be an interesting hobby and for many people, storytelling is a welcome escape from reality for a short time. Carol’s stories can be captivating and are her own original work.
The storytelling sessions are based around a holistic approach, reaching out to users in a healing way. The readings and training are usually carried out in Carol’s home town of Hereford, but courses are also held around the country from time to time. Story Space caters for people in Herefordshire, Gloucestershire, Wales, Worcestershire, Warwickshire and the West Midlands.
Courses and workshops can take place over a single day or they can also take place in Carol’s home county which is beautiful and serene with a countryside appeal.
Children’s Storytelling
Children love Carol’s storytelling, they provide Carol with an attentive audience, which is rewarding for both the children and Carol, sometimes parents will be able to enjoy this ancient art form too.
Sessions are often delivered in Early Years Settings, Primary Schools, Secondary Schools and Forest Schools. Other projects take place and there have been pioneering storytelling sessions given in special needs settings.
Becoming A Storyteller
Carol’s Story Space can offer training courses and workshops for adults who wish to learn to become a storyteller. This involves bringing out the imagination of the trainee and helping to give confidence in delivery or storytelling. The sessions can be for educators, carers in pre-school and school settings, and also workshop in special needs settings can be carried out on request.
Many people can benefit from storytelling, and Carol Graham offers a one stop shop for storytelling whether it be young or old, an audience or a trainee, the value for money people get from engaging in this enlightening art is something quite special. If you would like to find out more information you can follow Carol’s Story Space by clicking in the link.