So often, we find that we’re in a constant hurry. Working longer hours, sleeping less, and constantly spending time in front of our electronic screens. When is the last time that you spent some time ...

Journaling is widely recognized as a healthy practice that benefits your mental health. Research shows that writing down thoughts and feelings can decrease stress and increase empathy, focus, and ...

Like any habit, journaling is easier said than done. I tried for years (all of the half-empty notebooks in my childhood bedroom can attest to this) and didn’t form a sustaining habit until I studied ...

Journaling has turned into a performance: how I’m breaking out of aesthetic expectations and reclaiming writing for me.

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Do you go on amazing travel adventures? Besides photos, how are you capturing those memories and reflecting on all the good ...

Upper elementary teachers can channel students’ excitement around the changing season into thoughtful writing that incorporates all five senses.

Though running and writing at the same time may be physically impossible (or at least difficult), there’s good reason to incorporate journaling into your wellness routine. According to a 2005 study ...

No one was more surprised than poet Maggie Smith that writing herself a daily pep talk during the unraveling of her 18-year marriage actually helped her feel better. Those little missives, ...

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