Supercycle Workshops
Oct '26 – Dec '26
You can now purchase and attend these workshops individually! We are no longer offering subscription tiers for workshops.
Free Public Events
Dream Interpretation Jam
First Saturdays of the month
12:00pm-1:30pm EST
9:00am-10:30am PST
5:00pm-6:30pm BST
Dream interpretation has been a recurring point of interest across Supercycle workshops and informal conversations, and we’re excited to explore this body of practice in community. Taking inspiration from Eugene Gendlin’s dream interpretation questions, we’ll gather once a month to explore, reflect, and creatively engage the mysteries of our dreams.
Instructor: Emily Dama
Personal and Shared Metaphor Building for Vital Conversations
Second and fourth Wednesdays of the month
2:00-3:30pm EST
11:00am-12:30pm PST
7:00pm-8:30pm BST
Working to develop personal and shared metaphors for emotionally charged topics and situations can open channels for conversation in unexpected and valuable ways. Within the coaching world, metaphor work around profoundly difficult topics has a long track record, and metaphors have become a recurring element of Supercycle workshops to good effect. Part of the reason for this is that resonant metaphors have the ability to “say more than they say” — they can hold rich correspondences across deep emotional texture and complexity without setting us up to get locked into rigid interpretations or habitual unproductive responses. In these open sessions, we'd like to gather to practice building and sharing metaphors around timely, spicy, and/or tender topics and issues.
Workshops
These are 1-day workshops that are broken up into three sections over the course of one day.
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9:30am -11am EST | 6:30am - 8am PST | 2:30pm - 4pm BST
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12pm -1:30pm ET | 9am - 10:30am PST | 5pm - 6:30pm BST
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3pm - 5pm ET | 12pm - 2pm PST | 8pm -10pm BST
Inspiration & Tradition
Saturday, 10 October 2026
Whether at the beginning of a creative journey or somewhere along the way, each step we take is energized anew from the wellsprings of our inspiration while depending just as surely on our grounding in the history and traditions that guide us. Neither inspiration nor tradition define creativity itself, but both have the capacity to catalyze, nourish, and animate our creative endeavors. In this workshop, participants will explore how inspiration and tradition might be showing up in their creative lives and seek dynamic synergies between them.
Instructor: Emily Dama
Emotional Resonance & Attunement
Sunday, 1 November 2026
What moves you? What makes for moving? How do you tend to move people, and how do you hope or wish you could move them? Answers to these questions may or may not come in words, and may or may not come at all. But they are important, because whether or not we have words for these things, what's going on for us in the space of being moved and moving others is deeply important for life, creativity, and connection. Within this workshop, we will explore the provisional language of emotional resonance and attunement for these capacities and responsivenesses that seem, in some ways, beyond words.
Instructor: Emily Dama
Paradoxes of Creativity
Saturday, 14 November 2026
Flow vs control. Will vs synchronicity. Automaticity vs authenticity. Pain vs sublimity. In taking creativity seriously, we tend to encounter apparent paradoxes about how to approach our work, or even what to work on at all. This is mirrored by the history of artistic movements, where different vanguards have reached for apparently opposite language and strategies to define the essence of their creative projects. While not all paradoxes demand immediate resolution, spending time with what seems most paradoxical within your creative process can surface unexpected "third options" or "new dimensions of possibility space". Using some of the more baffling art movements of the 20th century as touchstones, we will search out such paradoxes and seek to understand their mysteries.
Instructor: Emily Dama