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Journaling Workshop

All about the Workshop

What is Journaling?

Simply writing down your thoughts and feelings to understand them more clearly.

How does it work?

PROMPT BASED JOURNALING

1. A prompt is shared (you pick one of the two if there are options).
2. Think and spend about 20 minutes thinking/writing on it.
3. Share your experience/thoughts/what you have written (depending on your comfort).
4. Sit back and listen to different perspectives.

Who can take part?

JOURNALING FOR ALL!

Children
Adults
Parents
Home Makers

You name it.

New experiences, especially done in a group can help in shift with perspective.

Why though?

It's now more important than ever, to nurture the well being of your employees, family, friends, students, and everyone around. This is a perfect way to start.
We are in this TOGETHER.

What do we do?

PROMPT BASED
Prompts will be shared, which will nudge you to (Or Not) think in a certain direction.

WRITE AND EXPRESS
Write whatever - little, lots or none, whatever the prompt brings out of you. Remember if it is NOTHING, that is also saying something to you.

SHARE AND/OR LISTEN
Share your thoughts with the group/host. You can share what you have written, just how it made you feel while writing, or just listen. Sharing silence works too!

Groups | Individuals | Team Building

The activity works great as an individual, or group activity. Use it as a team building exercise, and for teams to get to know each other. Either way, the experience will leave you altered.

How does it help?

DECLUTTER
With news, the internet, social media, books, life and everything in between, we are constantly absorbing information and thoughts.
A little decluttering won't hurt!

CREATURES OF HABIT
Putting down thoughts on paper is a great way of habitually keeping yourself and your thoughts in check.
P.S: We are not looking for wordsmiths.

SELF EXPRESSION
Get to know yourself better. PERIOD.

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EXAMPLE PROMPTS

  • Describe in detail the following things that make you happy:

    1. Thing you can taste
    2. Smells
    3. Things you feel
    4. Sounds
    5. Visuals
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  • What does hope mean to you? What makes you hopeful?

  • Write about an encounter with a bird/animal/pet any creature. How did it make you feel?

"I had the honour of being a part of the Journaling Group started by Shruti. We met as a group every Sunday morning. Shruti would come up with two prompt options, post-journaling we'd share what we felt during the
process. She would always make us feel comfortable with what we'd written!"

Shruthi Mahadevan
Student, Journaling Participant

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How do you Sign Up
for this Workshop?

Email me to sign up for this workshop at shrutiparthu@gmail.com

Does this interest you?

Do you have something in mind? Let's collaborate!

© 2024 

Shruti Parthasarathy.

Create meaning out of confusion.
- Barack Obama
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