Journaling
Journaling for Depression: 10 ways to invite curiosity
Note to self: Journaling every day helps me feel better. Journaling for depression invites my curiosity. Several years ago I wrote those words in my journal, after a month of writing consistently. Perhaps you’ve had times in your life like I have, when you’ve felt sad, downhearted, or unhappy. Journaling for depression, I’ve discovered, really…
Read MoreJournaling for Self-Care: Free Workshops in 2026
Journaling for Self-care: Connecting With Your Inner Wise Woman Sign up: Journaling for Self-Care During 2026/27, my journaling for self-care gatherings focus on journaling practices that strengthen your bond with your inner wise woman. 🌀 Journaling as a path to savoring, self-care, and self-love – 10/10/26 🌀 Journaling as a path to seeking, exploring, and…
Read More17 End-of-Year Reflection Questions (inspired by the Wizard of Oz)
Ready to set aside time for some end-of-year reflection questions? Whew, what a year, right? Certainly one for the books, and I think, one worth exploring with some fresh writing prompts. (Of course, I totally understand if you just want to close this particular book and move on.) But before you do, consider for a…
Read MoreHow to Explore the Meaning of Life through Journaling
A major part of the meaning of life is contained in the very discovering of it. It is an ongoing experience of growth that involves a deepening contact with reality…the meaning of life cannot be told. It has to happen to a person. —Ira Progoff Today I’m taking a deep dive into the meaning of…
Read MoreWhat Happens in a Women’s Journaling Group?
A circle of women may just be the most powerful force known to humanity. -Jeanette LeBlanc Have you ever wondered what actually happens in a women’s journaling group? It’s a question I’m asked a lot. Not only do I run a Meetup Group (Wise Women Writing), I also facilitate and guide an ongoing journaling group:…
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