Writing for your own personal therapy has been a common theme around these parts. If you've had a chance to delve into the "Writing Therapy" blog series, here at Degrees of Maternity, then you know that I've been a strong advocate of using writing as an avenue to bring healing and balance into your life. … Continue reading Writing Therapy: Writing for Others
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Breaking Down Overwhelm through Written Organization: A Writing Therapy Realization
Writing things down has so many life-saving capabilities. It really does. Now, I might be using this opening statement in more of a dramatic setting than is called for. But, I have seen, first-hand, how writing therapy (and writing in general) has a way of organizing life so its complexities are easier to manage. I … Continue reading Breaking Down Overwhelm through Written Organization: A Writing Therapy Realization
Year-in-Remembrance with Writing Therapy List-making (cont.)
Thursdays seem to be my blogging comfort zone these days. I might have to go ahead and officially adopt them as my go-to blogging day. So, stay tuned for a blogging schedule update in the very near future. Maybe. Probably. You know how I do when the new school year rolls around again, don't you? … Continue reading Year-in-Remembrance with Writing Therapy List-making (cont.)
Year-in-Remembrance with Writing Therapy List-making
Let me go ahead and apologize for being a little delinquent in getting this blog post out for the week. I assure you it wasn't because of playing hooky. As a matter of fact, I have a little project of sorts that I'm working on and will let you in on the details if it … Continue reading Year-in-Remembrance with Writing Therapy List-making
Blogging Truths Be Told: Blogging . . . a Form of Writing Therapy?
Hey, it's been a minute since I brought you an installment of the "Blogging Truths Be Told" series, but I felt inspired to do so. Just because. And because I love blogging. It's been the mainstay here at Degrees of Maternity. In fact, other platforms have come and gone, been strong then faded in the … Continue reading Blogging Truths Be Told: Blogging . . . a Form of Writing Therapy?
Breaking in Spring
I'm doing a little wordplay action, here. No, I'm not on a Spring Break vacation from my child's school. The only one of my three children left in school just finished his official Spring Break over a week ago. No, I'm not on a Spring Break from work. Work breaks? What are those? There's always … Continue reading Breaking in Spring
Indecision is a Progress Killer: A Writing Therapy Reflection
So, today's discussion is a little bit about you; but mostly, it has a lot to do about me. Ugghh! Sorry to sound so selfish here, but I'm currently on hold in the Valley of Indecision and it's a frustrating place to be. I've been in the valley before, but NOT THIS DEEP. It's the … Continue reading Indecision is a Progress Killer: A Writing Therapy Reflection
Fast-tracking the Journaling of Your Moods and Behaviors
"DEAR DIARY . . . Today was a bad day! I saw so-and-so in the cafeteria line during lunchtime and she didn't even speak to me. Next time I see her, I'm not going to talk to her either, so she can see what being ignored feels like. I don't think we're going to be … Continue reading Fast-tracking the Journaling of Your Moods and Behaviors
A Crash Course on Journaling from Someone Else
Couldn't help myself. Couldn't help myself. I just had to take a moment and push pause on my own words to make room for someone else's. As I mentioned in our last visit with one another, I plan on taking journaling for a multi-part blogging experience, here at Degrees of Maternity. And from what I'm … Continue reading A Crash Course on Journaling from Someone Else







