Rewriting the Choreography of Our Lives

Why this morning

Somewhere along the way, you learned someone else’s routine.

Steps you never chose. A role you fell into. A story that plays on repeat whether or not it still fits. Most of us can feel it, and most of us keep dancing anyway, because stopping long enough to notice is its own kind of work.

This is a few hours off that stage. Personal storytelling, guided movement, and honest self-reflection, in a room of women doing the same thing at the same time.

No performance. No perfect choreography. Just women, in a room, rewriting the steps together.

What you’ll walk away with

Five things you can’t get from another podcast episode

A reset

Time away from the noise, with no one needing anything from you for a few hours.

Connection

A room of women who understand the thing you have been carrying without being told.

A new lens on your own story

The same facts, looked at from a different seat, tend to read differently.

Language for what you feel and need

Words that work when you get home and have to say something out loud.

Something written, in your hand

A tangible piece of writing you make yourself and take with you.

How the morning unfolds

10:30 AM to 1:00 PM

Arrive & Connect

Registration, name tags, light food and beverages. Come early enough to say hello to someone before we start.

Find Your Place

We sit in a horseshoe. Bring your own yoga mat if you like the floor, or take a chair. Both work.

Story & Movement

Tracy tells her story first. Kathy follows with hers, and it moves into partner dance.

Breathe & Feel

A guided breath transition, a partner activity, and some unscripted playtime. Yes, actual play.

Find Your Words

Kathy leads a guided “I feel, I need” practice. This is the part people tell us they use the following week.

Close the Chapter, Open the Next

Tracy closes with a written piece. You leave with it.

Doors close at 1:00 PM. Plan to stay for the full experience.

Who you’ll spend the morning with

Tracy and Kathy

Educator, Speaker & Facilitator

Kathy Brophy

As an educator with over 30 years in public schools, a member of the MAHPERD Speakers Bureau, host of the Little Victories podcast, and co-owner of K & A Connecting, LLC, Kathy Brophy continues to practice dancing through life’s riptides. She’s a passionate advocate for helping individuals find and own their true voice.

Blending rich educational experience with storytelling, movement, music, and laughter, Kathy’s workshops invite audiences out of autopilot and into authentic, joyful presence. Playful at heart, with a love for lighthearted mischief, laughter, and sweet moments with her family, Kathy reminds us that true connection always starts from within.

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Divorce Coach & Attorney

Tracy Galloway

Tracy is a divorce attorney with over three decades of courtroom experience, now bringing education, resources and coaching to women navigating major life transitions. She knows firsthand how a woman’s story gets rewritten in the hardest chapters, and she is taking those lessons to workshops and stages to help women get busy building their best lives yet.

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Before you come

The practical part

What to bring

Something to write with, and your own yoga mat if you want one. The mat is optional, and there are chairs for anyone who would rather sit.

Who it’s for

Any woman ready to pause, reconnect, and take the lead in her own story. You do not need to be going through anything in particular.

Where

Publick House Historic Inn, 277 Main Street, Sturbridge, MA 01566. An inn that has been on that corner since 1771.

Questions

Email Tracy at tracy@tracygalloway.com or Kathy at beyourowncolor@gmail.com. Either of us will write back.

November 15, 2026 · Sturbridge, MA

Come take a morning back.

Spots are limited to keep this experience intimate and personal.

$97

Early bird through October 15. $117 after that.

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