Simply Writing Therapy
Nicki CawoodTherapeutic writing, prompts, and honest essays for women ready to look under the surface of their obligations and rediscover who they are. Guided by Nicki Cawood: Accredited journal therapist (MCMA) \ud83c\udf3f
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 45 | Founded | 7 months ago | Last Issue | 7 days ago |
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August Journaling Prompts: 31 Days of Reflective Writing & Free PDF
June and July’s prompt calendars went down incredibly well, so thank you to everyone who took the time to share their feedback.
A quick note before you start: These prompts are not the same as working with a Journal Therapist.
There is n...
The Notebook Graveyard
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We have all got one. It is usually a drawer, a bedside basket, or a dusty shelf where the notebook graveyard lives.
From beautiful, high GSM, foil-stamped journals to cheap and cheerful pocket notebooks fro...
The Power of the Unsent Letter
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Writing a letter that you’re not going to post is a quiet and powerful way to take back control. It is a way to claim your place in a conversation when you were dismissed, or to share something with s...
I built something I wish had existed when I needed it most
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There was a point, not that long ago, when I had to stop and ask myself a question I’d been quietly avoiding for years.
What’s next?
Not for my career. Not for my family. Not for my ever-growing to-do list....
Why your journaling isn't working (and the 6 tools that actually help)
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Journaling is frequently misunderstood as a passive way to relive old frustrations or simply vent onto paper. We use it to dump the day’s stress, close the book, and then wonder why we still wake up feel...
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Accredited Journal Therapy Practitioner & writer. Helping women unpack the heavy load of obligations, mid-life shifts, and burnout. Move past standard diary entries into deep clarity. Let’s write our way back to who we are under it all. \ud83c\udf3f
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