§ Writing
Essays on emotional context, reflective practice, and the quiet work of paying attention — for therapists, counselling teams, and anyone thinking about the space between conversations.
We talk a lot about the 167 hours. One hour of therapy, and then a whole week of life the therapist never sees. It's a real gap, and it's worth naming. But after listening to enough therapists, I've s
A therapist I spoke with last month told me something that stuck. \"I have a client who's been with me for eight months. I can feel that something has shifted. She can't. And that gap is starting to we
Look, I'm not here to tell you that an app can replace therapy. That's nonsense. But I do want to talk about something that's been on my mind: the gap between sessions. You know the one. Your client l
What Is Audio Journaling? Unlocking Your Inner Voice in a Noisy World Hey there, fellow wanderers of the mind. In a world buzzing with notifications, deadlines, and that infinite doom-scroll, finding
Teenagers today aren’t broken.They’re overwhelmed. And the problem isn’t attitude, discipline, or “too much screen time.”It’s that we’re expecting young brains to behave like finished products. They a
I'm going to let you in on a dirty little secret in education and wellness: nobody really knows how people are feeling. We have grades, attendance, step counts, heart-rate variability, even “how are y
101 Voice Journal Prompts: Your Guide to Deeper Self-Reflection Starting a journal sounds simple. You sit down. You talk or write.But the second you begin, your mind goes blank.You don’t know what to
I’ve tried journaling before. The idea always sounded great. You sit down, write your thoughts, clear your head. But most of the time, I never made it past a few entries. Writing takes effort. You nee
Everyone seems to be talking these days, but hardly anyone is really listening.There’s so much noise, notifications, opinions and constant updates.Sometimes it feels like you could shout your heart ou