This March take some time for yourself by joining BRAHM for Write to be Fully Alive.  

Join us on March 1 for Write to be Fully Alive, a freewriting practice led by Nancy Dorrier. 

During the time we're together, Nancy provides excerpts from poetry and fiction to use as springboards for our own writing. 

"Keep your pen moving," she encourages, urging us to let go of performing and tap into our own wisdom. 

We use this practice regularly with clients to build relationships and open up new thinking.  

You can sign up for one of the sessions or all 5!

We invite you to join us and use the time to discover being fully alive! 

About the Speaker:

Nancy Dorrier co-founded Dorrier Underwood with Judith Underwood in 1986. The firm produces breakthroughs in business performance by causing transformations in individuals and teams. 

Nancy earned a B.A. in psychology from Queens University of Charlotte and a Masters in social work from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Before establishing Dorrier Underwood, she had a thriving family counseling practice. 

Nancy has earned a reputation for having love and joy make a dramatic impact on people’s lives. She inspires others to invent and implement bold visions, and uses expressive writing with executives to maximize their effectiveness as leaders. 

Over the years she has received public recognition for being a successful business owner and a community and world leader. Nancy received the Algernon Sydney Sullivan Award from Queens University in recognition of her work with water development projects and women’s vocational training in East Africa.