Have you heard of journaling recommended for dealing with painful emotions?
Have you started a journal only to find it again weeks or months later with mostly blank pages?
Have you struggled with what to write in a journal?
The Inscribed Grief Journaling Group provides a safe and supportive
environment for sharing thoughts and feelings related to grief. Together we will process the conflicting, and often confusing, emotions of grief through writing.
The group offers a sense of community and connection with others
who are also experiencing grief. We will have a regular place online to meet to express and reflect on grief and the healing of our hearts. It will be a safe space to remember and honor our loved ones who have passed away.
Structure of the Group
Twice a month we will meet for a live Zoom meeting with a topic of the day led by your Grief Recovery Coach, Debbra Bronstad. We will also have a private Facebook Group to share journaling, reflections and community in between live sessions. Video replays will be available for group members if you miss the live session and want to watch later. Participating live is highly recommended to benefit from the interaction of group members.
Debbra will supply a journaling prompt for a brief time of writing during the live group meetings.
Optional homework from the 52-Week Devotional Journal for Grief will be offered. If you complete the homework, you’ll have an opportunity to share from your reflections in the next session.
Need more reasons to join?
- To explore the emotions that may be
difficult to express in other contexts
- For a sense of validation and understanding from others who
have similar experiences
- To encourage self-reflection and self-awareness in the grief process
- To reduce feelings of isolation and
loneliness.
- For an opportunity for personal growth and development through
the grief journey
- For a sense of accountability and
motivation to continue a journaling practice
- For a private and confidential space for processing grief that
may not be available in other settings
- To reduce anxiety and depression symptoms
- For an opportunity to
practice mindfulness and being present in the moment
- For the exploration of different writing techniques and
styles, which can enhance creativity and self-expression
- To improve communication skills and the ability to
articulate emotions and feelings
- To document the grief journey over time, which can
provide a sense of progress and growth
- For new insights and perspectives on grief and loss
- To participate in a low-pressure environment where participants can move at
their own pace
- For a way to connect with others who share similar experiences
outside of traditional support groups or therapy settings
- For improved overall well-being and quality of life during
the grief process
- To express gratitude and find meaning in the midst of
loss
- To reduce stress and promote relaxation through the act of
writing
- To acknowledge and cope with grief triggers and
difficult emotions
- To develop a sense of resilience and coping
skills for the future.
- For a deeper understanding of oneself.
- For an opportunity to learn from others' experiences.
- To connect with others who
are outside of one's immediate social
circle.
- For a sense of control over one's own grief journey.
- To organize and make sense of one's thoughts and feelings.
Join today for $33 per month
Benefits of the Inscribed Grief Journaling Group