What benefits might be found in writing about experiences of trauma? Alternatively, what might be the effect of reading about somebody else’s experiences? https://medicalhealthhumanities.com/2017/12/07/breaking-through-trauma-with-creative-writing-and-bibliotherap
‘My mom gets Reader’s Digest each month. In the October 2017 issue, they published an excerpt from Judith Newman’s book To Siri With Love. The excerpt piqued my interest, so I borrowed it from the library. On the exact day I started reading it, I saw a campaign on Facebook using the hashtag “#BoycotttoSiri” I read the articles about …
Writing and society go hand-in-hand: almost all writing is intended to be read by another person or by a group of other people. That is to say, that writing presupposes that people want to communic… Source: Writing in the Sand: An upcoming event celebrating Coptic language and culture
“Hello everyone Today’s post is a personal piece that I wrote as part of my coursework (which we call folio) for English National 5, which I sat last year. I’m both nervous and excited to share it, so I hope you enjoy. Amy xxx Imagine for a moment that you are seven. You`re too tall, …
Via –Winifredd’s Blog Justice and Peace – Issues and Actions
Via –Winifredd’s Blog Justice and Peace – Issues and Actions
Does moving to University always have to entail a breakdown for young autistic students? On homesickness, routines, and sinking not swimming in the first weeks of higher ed. Content note: food, calories, disordered eating, depression Source: Does moving to University always have to entail a breakdown for young autistic students?
This is another long post but I would be extremely grateful if you could read it and any feedback would be appreciated. It explains more about my own battle with mental health issues and provides m… Source: Light at the end of the tunnel. Battling depression and making it through the other side!