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Dialogue Journaling

  An Unexpected Dialogue with My Father Subscribe This morning while doing my morning pages, quite unexpectedly I started having a dialogue.  It wasn’t planned.  I was listening to Angela Falco’s music CD (http://www.angelafalco.com) and remembered what she wrote about her Dad when she was playing one of her unnamed songs for him.  His response was

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Writing as Therapy?

Creative writing has always been a means for addressing problems, identifying solutions, help deal with grief or provide a juicy story for sharing.  Since I’m not a therapist, I can only speak from my experience with clients who are in therapy.  With therapy, the healing takes a long time, usually is accompanied with pharmaceutical drugs

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What’s Your Excuse?

What’s Your Excuse? As January 31st approaches within hours, are you sticking with your New Year’s Resolutions or did you already stop because of some excuse? What did you want to start in 2012?  And why, after 30 days have you stopped?  Here’s a question that is often asked by coaches, counselors and facilitators working

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