What Is Shadow Work? Rooted in the psychology of Carl Jung, shadow work refers to the process of uncovering and integrating the hidden or repressed parts of ourselves. These are usually areas of ourselves we keep hidden due to fear, shame, or expectations. For beginners, starting with structured, mindful shadow…
There’s something sacred about the quiet time of morning—before your phone starts buzzing and you start worrying about your to-do list. For me, those first few minutes of stillness can be everything. Instead of diving headfirst into the day, I like to sit with a cup of coffee and jot…
Ever feel like there’s a part of you running on its own in the background? Someone not quite you quietly pulling the strings or reacting in ways unfamiliar even to yourself? That’s your shadow. And journaling is one of the most powerful and effective ways to meet, understand and eventually…
Journaling can be an extremely useful tool. It can open one up for self-discovery, expansion in mindfulness, and exploring creativity. But if you’re new to it, staring at a blank page can may catch you off guard and leave you feeling overwhelmed. Introducing creative journaling techniques—ideas that can make the…
Gratitude journaling is a simple yet powerful practice that can significantly benefit both adults and children. With a gratitude journal, kids can develop a positive outlook on life, improve their emotional well-being, and foster a habit of thankfulness. In this post, I’ll explore why gratitude journaling is important for kids,…
