* Feeling grounded

* Wellbeing in our own gardens

* Being mindful in nature

* Tips for wild garlic picking

* How to record natural sounds

* Delving deeper into nature/mindful podcasts

* How to create in natural spaces

* Tools and tips for drawing

* How to paint wildlife, flowers and plants

* Space for members to share and thoughts or questions

* Finding nature in London via City of Women alternative tube map

* How nature reboots your mind, creating a brain-boosting indoor garden

* Working with scent and discovering scents

* Wild nature in UK cities – finding these spaces

* Thinking from the ground - Memory and soil

* Histories of plants in painting

* How to plant together

*Space for members to share responses from activities from within and beyond the sessions

* How to navigate writing personal histories

* How to deploy literacy terms as a methodology for resistance, attention and imagining

* Working with writing prompts to write within the session and to take beyond

* How to write with joy – practical activities

* How to structure narrative and holding readers

* Writing backwards

* Types of poetry – exploring poets that have explored nature as a tool for deeper stories/meaning

* Irish Poetry

* Using personal photographs as writing prompts (members to bring a photo to the session)

* Space for members to share responses from activities from within and beyond the sessions

* Focusing on desire in modern and contemporary fiction and poetry’

* How to enter poetry by Keats - To Autumn, 1819– how to write alongside the seasons with a kaleidoscopic of images

* Writing prompts to write poetry

* Nature and Haikus – lets write our own together

* Indigenous poetry

* Trying ekphrasis together

* Navigating artwork on the streets

* How can we experience art every day

* How to centre an art piece with a personal story

* Space for members to share responses from activities from within and beyond the sessions

* Let’s move together, art and movement in nature

* Considering nature’s impact on humanity

* Importance of water for calming – exploring ocean as archive and flow writing

* The power of birdsong – looking at creative ways of engaging with birdsong

* Finding art in unexpected places with public art

* Embodied writing – activities within the session

* How to feel kinship with nature through photography

* How to be present in spaces at dust and dawn

* Space for members to share responses from activities from within and beyond the sessions

* A chance to return to anything that members would like to expand upon from previous sessions

* Tips from Margaret Atwood, what can we learn from her technique of looking in spaces in the home

*Marie Theresa to share her own writing, to initiate and explore free-writing together

* How to start a creative journal

* Engaging the reader, scene making, entering a scene, the arch of a scene, writing about memory

* Looking back in time in literature and poetry

* Land Body Ecologies Festival at the Wellcome Collection

* Final creative inspiration from art, how to find an entry point into writing

* How can we be together collectively in nature

* Space for members to share responses from activities from within and beyond the sessions