About this Journaling Series by Eric Maisel Inspired by Contributors to The Great Book of Journaling This series of guest blog posts on various topics related to journaling, was created for a series called “Journaling for Men” that appears on the Good Men Project blog. It is designed to help everyone, and especially men who may ... Read More >>
Creative Writing & Journaling Book Recommendation by IAJW.org Director, Lynda Monk Introduction to my Book Recommendation Series: 20 Favourite Books to Get Creative with Your Journaling and Writing As a Writing for Wellness Coach and Author, one of my favourite go-to practices for my own self-care, creativity and personal growth ... Read More >>
On Remembrance day, we join the large turnout of witnesses to our ceremonies at the Cenotaph in Centennial Park on our island. It is always a moving ceremony-often in miserable driving rain. The parade includes veterans, legion members, the police force, fire department, search and rescue, cadets and Brownies all marching in step. There ... Read More >>
About this Journaling Series by Eric Maisel Inspired by Contributors to The Great Book of Journaling This series of guest blog posts on various topics related to journaling, was created for a series called “Journaling for Men” that appears on the Good Men Project blog. It is designed to help everyone, and especially men who may ... Read More >>
Written by Lucia Capacchione, PhD, ATR, REAT "The journey of a woman in her early forties who transforms her life from near suicide to one of much-admired service to young children." Dan Bessie, a dear friend of mine, asked me to write a forward to a ... Read More >>
Here is Michelle's interview... Why did you join the IAJW? I’ve been an avid journaler since the age of 12, so it was amazing to finally find “my people” online. I had to join! What do you like best about journal writing? Journaling helps me in so many ways, it’s hard to know where ... Read More >>
by Paula Vene Smith Article originally appeared on The Conversation. Handwritten diaries may feel old fashioned, but they offer insights that digital diaries just can’t match The first time I taught a college course called “The London Diary” for young Americans studying abroad back in 2002, each student ended up with a tangible ... Read More >>
About this Journaling Series by Eric Maisel Inspired by Contributors to The Great Book of Journaling This series of guest blog posts on various topics related to journaling, was created for a series called “Journaling for Men” that appears on the Good Men Project blog. It is designed to help everyone, and especially men who may ... Read More >>
Review by Mary Ann Moore - The Great Book of Journaling This review first appeared at MaryAnnMoore.ca Eric Maisel who has written over 50 books on writing, creativity and such topics as establishing your own daily practice, and Lynda Monk, writer and director of the International Association for Journal Writing (IAJW), have gathered an ... Read More >>
By Joan Leof This article first appeared in Spirituality Health. Let writing be your liberator. There may just be a violin trapped within you, just waiting to emerge. “I observe them, I touch them, sometimes I even hug them. Look carefully and they’ll tell you their life story, their trauma, their joys, everything ...” ... Read More >>