Millions
of people store toxins of stress and trauma in their bodies
that cause physical and emotional illness. They no longer
have to. Medical research proves that if you start writing,
you'll start healing.
Those
of us suffering from illness have stories to tell…and
feelings to reveal, primarily to ourselves. The toxic memories
of stress and trauma that we store in our bodies act as
barriers to healing. But, by fully expressing them through
daily journal writing, these toxins can find release as
the body, mind and soul open to healing.
Write Your Self
Well…Journal Your Self to Health, takes you on
a guided tour inside yourself. It provides a map to lead
you into your past so that you can enhance your own healing
process. Images, designed to trigger personal memories by
stimulating the senses, take journalers on an internal healing
journey.
The images may be happy
or sad. They may remind you of great successes or bitter
sadness. Or they may simply be pleasant memories. Whatever
comes up is inviting you to go on a healing journey to release
painful emotions and re-experience happiness and success.
Write Your Self
Well is uniquely designed to bring the benefits of
expressive writing experienced by participants in 20-plus
years of clinical trials to all patients suffering from
chronic, acute or emotional illness and can be helpful to
those who care for them as well.
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