Megan Griswold brings her funny, self-deprecating and sad remarks about a permanent of treat and self-help to The Dairy Hub for the Arts (2590 Walnut St., Limestone) on Imperial 3 for a three-night run. Griswold's bottomless attempts to "fix it" take in supercilious than 10,000 hours of treat by means of follower talk treat, meditation, yoga training, fasting, follower Chinese medication, rolfing, plant spirit medication and so by far supercilious.
Fix It explores the escape of self-discovery and the obdurate standpoint that a tone to life's problems is just one treat session or medical amazement unfashionable. Tickets are 15 and may be purchased by career 303-444-SEAT (7328). Performances are Aug. 3, 4 & 5 at 8 p.m. Collection discounts are rational.
So, how does a smart, successful, well-read woman get on on the pathway of obsessive self-help? She starts young. Once she was just seven-years-old, Megan asked for a song for Christmas. Once she was 12, she participated in a multi-weekend self-help group of pupils. Once her college peers were miserly for Eurail Passes, Megan was embarking on a year-long training sprint for personal swelling. Once her marriage began to fail, Megan entered treat with her husband and unavailable in extreme hours of chemical analysis, spiritual practices and way out treatments with the standpoint that if she may possibly just fix herself subsequently no matter which would work out.
At the age of 37 she made the rioter choice to aloofness her set off for opt for profitability. A stream of news information and studies told single career women everywhere that their likelihood of getting having a baby dropped astonishingly as they approached the age of 40. Megan, in a fraught relationship at the time, fixed to acquire matters into her own hands by using up to date medication. One of the first women to deputy this assume and medically invalid get in touch with to approve profitability, Megan was featured on ABC's "Nightline," on NBC Nightly Communication, on Anderson Cooper's "360," and supercilious. She will be talking about her experiences on an imminent subject of NPR's "All Gear Restrained."
Even though she pokes fun at her own obsessive need to check out professional help for every problem, Megan still believes in the therapeutic powers of self-discovery. Far from being an emotional damage, Megan is an satisfactory and break up woman. She holds a graduate degree in Large-scale Kinfolk from Yale and a bachelor's degree from Columbia. She worked for NPR's "Deliver an address of the Ground" and the BBC Communication program "The Dirt" and as a freelance teller of tales in Seattle. She is a trained acupuncturist and runs a form practice in Seattle.
Fix It makes its world premiere at The Dairy Hub. For supercilious information or to schedule an examination, fill contact Tiffany Q. Tyson at 303-971-0290 or Megan Griswold at 206-276-2801.
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Megan Griswold, L.Ac.
Playwright, Player
Fix It: A Mess about On Pet, Self-Help
and the Rebirth from Every one
Megan Griswold runs a form acupuncture practice in Seattle. She skilled in Limestone, Colorado, with one of the chief experts in Representation Five Trait Acupuncture, Hilary Skellon.
She holds a Bachelor's degree in Embassy Science from Columbia University and a Master's degree in Large-scale Kinfolk from Yale. She has worked for NPR's "Deliver an address of the Ground" and the BBC Communication program "The Dirt" and as a freelance teller of tales in Seattle.
Fix It is the entertaining story of her ongoing relationship with the self-help industry and her go to regularly attempts to "fix" herself.
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