kaylacaponekasper | Finding Your Inner Voice Testimonial
"Seasons of waiting are difficult. They make me question myself and my authenticity. I doubt who I am. Am I an imposter? Maybe I’m not good enough. It easy for my head to fill up with doubt and insecurity. Easy to wait for the results to measure my worth. This is not who I am. This workshop has come at such a perfect time for me to ring truth into my ears about who I am. The first day I cried through the affirmations of the power I hold within myself. This is the best part. The workshop allows you to either remember or either realize for the first time that you already have all that you need. It’s a necessity for anyone in a period of waiting, wanting, or wishing. Don’t miss it. Lean in and love who you are."
— @kaylacaponekasper
marymannab | Finding Your Inner Voice Testimonial
"I love this workshop so much it’s hard to properly express. I want to LIVE in this work. I want to be constantly accessing it and working on the things Eva is suggesting. Huge, HUGE kudos to the entire team for putting this together. This is truly a gem of a resource and is absolutely going to be life changing. I can already feel things shifting for me and I’m so excited to see where this workshop leads me!!"
— @marymannab
tbravoooo | Finding Your Inner Voice Testimonial
"wow wow, filled with so much love and gratitude and appreciation over all of this!!! also, just did day 1 and 100000% cried during the mantra practice (and am currently in mid blast a song and sing/dance party 🤓) literally EVERYTHING about this is so up my alley and I know will be up so many other people’s alleys as well. and you can tell the heart and time and passion that went into every single element of creating this which I think makes it that much stronger and special.”
— @tbravoooo
Mary-Margaret A | Discovering Your He(art)
“Wow. This workshop feels like being wrapped in a big, soothing hug. The love and warmth that radiates from Caitlin as she guides you is so strong, and it makes you feel less alone on what is an often scary journey of self-discovery. Especially during a time when every hour, everything changes, and planning for the future - or even today - is scary, having these lessons as guideposts helps make it all seem a little more manageable. If there was ever a time to learn to trust ourselves and open our hearts to others, it's right now, and I can't think of a better person to guide us through that. Grateful doesn't begin to describe how I feel about having a place that welcomes self-work and encourages community in whatever way you can offer it. Thank you Caitlin + the FFB team for sharing your he(art) with us - and for choosing to see ours as they are right now. “
— Mary-Margaret A. @marymannab
Caroline S. | Discovering Your He(art)
“The world we live in makes it so easy to loose sight of who we are. We're constantly focusing on things around us and comparing ourselves to others. This workshop is SO important. It's giving me a chance to step back and reflect on everything that makes me who I am! From experiences in my past to things I'm going through now, every day of this workshop has helped me to realize that I am exactly where I need to be and how BEAUTIFUL that is. Life isn't always easy, but when you're kind to yourself along the way, the journey will be so fulfilling. As someone who is currently sitting in a season where my future is unknown, I am excited to have this workshop and its exercises to go back to when I need to remind myself that my journey is my own. There is so much passion and heart behind every aspect of this workshop and I can't help but finish each day feeling lifted up and encouraged.”
— Caroline S. @carestroud
Live Workshop | Richard Browne
“The most meaningful moment was being told to 'Feel your feelings'. Growing up, I thought to show emotions, especially sadness, made you weak, but we need to be able to show vulnerability as actors and humans.”
- RICHARD BROWNE, UNCG
Live Workshop | Ambrea Campbell
“One of the most incredible moments I’ve had [in college] with so much self-discovery. This experience was helpful not just as a theatre artist but as a person.”
- AMBREA CAMPBELL, UNCG