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This workshop is for anyone who values an end-of-year reflection but isn’t into achievement and goal completion.
Instead, this workshop offers a nourishing way of bringing the year to a close.
When: Sunday, 13th Dec 2026
10am-12pm AEDT (Melbourne, Sydney)
9-11am AEST (Brisbane)
12-2pm NZDT (Auckland)
7-9am AWST (Perth, Singapore, Shanghai)
6-8pm EST (New York, Toronto) - day prior: Sat 12th Dec!
5-7pm CST (Chicago) - day prior: Sat 12th Dec!
3-5pm PST (Los Angeles) - day prior: Sat 12th Dec!
Please note: this event will not be recorded! Please check the event terms and conditions here.
Whether 2026 went to plan or not, you’ll leave with a sense of accomplishment, learning and growth through the lens of meaning.
You don’t need to have a journaling practice or know the Map of Meaning to participate!
It’s a great way to experiment with the Map of Meaning as a framework and explore a creative, reflective process. All you need is pen & paper.
I’ve been running these workshops for six years now, and each year, the process of reflective writing and images brings up unexpected and significant insights for participants.
What participants of previous ‘Mapping the year’ workshops said:
“I was seeking a space for personal reflection in community of others and the session was deeply personal and invitational. The workshop helped me surface observations that I would have otherwise missed.”
“I have previously done some of Conny’s workshops, and I appreciate her balanced style - intelligent, instructed, and yet flexible, imaginative and creative. So I was keen to come to another session. In this workshop, I loved the balance of structure and unbounded reflective space.”
About my workshops
I keep my groups small. Each workshop has max. 12 participants.
All my groups are for adults only (18+).
My groups are introvert-friendly and neurodiversity-affirming. I aim to invite you into processes that can flex and stretch around our unique ways of experiencing the world.
This particular workshop is very personal and with a lot of quiet reflection time. Sharing at the end is always optional. You won’t unexpectedly find yourself in a breakout room where you feel forced to share or facilitate the discussion.
My groups are not recorded to protect everyone’s privacy as we co-create and share our experiences.