Rewilding Language: How to Unleash Your Authentic Imagination

Presented by
Mary Reynolds Thompson
Materials needed for the workshop:
Writing pen & paper

About the session

About the speaker

Mary Reynolds Thompson, CAPF, CJF, is an award-winning author and international speaker whose work lies at the fertile intersections of language, landscape, and imagination. A certified poetry and journal facilitator, she coined the term “wild language,” —a way of writing and creating co-crafted with the earth. Her work invites people to break free from domestication, reclaim their untamed inner truth, and rediscover the creative force that rises when we let nature speak through us. Drawing on the transformative power of landscape archetypes and nature metaphors, Mary shows how aligning with Earth awakens clarity, courage, and a wilder way of being. She believes that in a time of unraveling and renewal, the planet needs not only our care, but our full aliveness, passion, and imaginative engagement with the more-than-human world.

FREE GIFT
Rewilding Language Journal
10 Principles for Rewilding Language is an invitation to take up your pens and write from a rewilded perspective, rooted in love and respect for the Earth and all her inhabitants. It shows how wild language differs from domesticated language and enables us to tune into the wisdom of the wild world we live in.

This presentation is free to watch for the next:

Need more time? Upgrade to the VIP All-Access Pass and receive lifetime access to all the interviews.
Upgrade for unlimited access