Playing With Creativity to Find Fun
Why should we add creative play into our lives to find fun? “It is in playing and only in playing that an individual is…
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Tribe Porty is a place to make good things happen – a connectivity hub which promotes a healthy and happy community. Tribe aims to provide a space for nurture and growth of human potential through supporting local people in work, art and quality of life. This is done through practical opportunities and support and encouraging connections. There is evidence that people powered health not only brings transformational change, but also economic benefits.
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Kindling Resolutions
As we come into a new year, it is a natural time to reflect and look ahead. Have you thought about what makes a good…
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Conscious Christmas
Last week I vocalized my first gripe over Christmas gift buying. It was a blustery day and I told myself after work I would venture…
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Curating Habits
It’s all too easy to reflect on time past as lost or wasted, the consequence of losing time only becomes apparent during moments of guilt…
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The Anti-Blogger
Why I didn’t write a Blog post for so long. When I first started at Tribe Porty and Dani asked for me to start writing…
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Tiny Changes/Positive Impacts
This year’s Art Walk Porty theme coincides with many alarming political and environmental circumstances. From things close to home such as the bin strikes, to…
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Tribe Talks-Peter Jones
Craigmillar & Niddrie, A book of Paintings. Peter Jones is one of our resident artists at Tribe Porty. The abiding theme in his work is…
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My First Month at Tribe Porty
It seems poignant to follow on from Dani’s last post, The Next step, with my own reflection on my first month at Tribe Porty. This…
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The Next Step
All you need to know is the next step There is information for you if you are attuned to listening to it. You might not…
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This Year’s Compass
Your current and future identities are shaped by your habits It has become quite popular to criticise New Year resolutions rather than make them. I…
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