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Ina Albert's recently-published Write Your Self Well is designed to help people journal into health. Based on the research that demonstrates the therapeutic power of journaling, Ina's book is available at www.writeyourself.com. Ina is now at work on a book about her experiences as a caregiver. Congratulations on your new book, Ina!
www.Kaiser.net/articledetail.cfm?article_id=121 Journaling Your Way to Health
Author: Ina Albert and Zoe Keithley
Contributor: Leland R. Kaiser, PhD
Idea
I just reviewed a manuscript, Write Your Self Well…Journal
Your Self to Health, by Ina Albert and Zoe Keithley.
They plan to turn it into a book.
This
is one of the best things I have read on the use of journaling
to improve a patient's health.
If you want to know more about journaling
or this manuscript, contact Ina Albert at Ina Albert Associates
– 406-863-2333.
The objective of this work is "to
offer the benefits of expressive writing experienced by
participants in 20+ years of clinical trials to all patients
suffering from chronic or acute illness." Ina is a
delightful person with a world of experience in healthcare
communications. She is located in Whitefish, Montana.
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