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Overcoming Writer’s Block: How Journaling Prompts Can Help

Jeanell Norvell, LPC, Ph.D.

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Writing can be a great way to express yourself and work through your thoughts and feelings. But sometimes, it can be difficult to get started. Writer’s block is a common problem for many people, especially when it comes to journaling for mental health. Fortunately, there are some simple prompts you can use to help you get started.

One of the best ways to overcome writer’s block is to start with a prompt. A prompt is simply a question or statement that encourages you to think about something in particular and write about it. For example, one prompt might be “Describe your perfect day.” This could lead you down many different paths as you explore what would make your perfect day and why.

Another great way to use prompts is to focus on gratitude. Writing down things that you are grateful for can help shift your perspective and give you an appreciation for the good things in life. You could start by writing down five things that you’re thankful for today, or even just one thing that made your day better than usual.

Finally, using prompts can also help you explore difficult emotions or experiences that may be hard to talk about openly. For example, if you’re feeling overwhelmed by stress or anxiety, try writing down what makes you feel this way and how it affects your daily life. This can help give…

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Jeanell Norvell, LPC, Ph.D.

Counselor Educator- I am on a mission to destress life transitions with research-backed tips to improve mental wellness.