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| Emotional Writing
• Write for 15-20 minutes for 3-4 days in a row about whatever is upsetting you. If you run out of things to say, just write the same things over again. • Get out all your feelings. Don’t hold back. Open up to your deepest emotions. • But don’t stop there. Writing only about your bad feelings can keep you stuck. Go on to explore those feelings. On paper, ask yourself: Why does this upset me so much? What would I like to see happen? How can I handle this? • You don’t need to save your emotional writing to get a boost. Throw it away if you want. You’ll still get the same benefit. |
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When you’re upset or sad, try emotional writing. Here’s how:
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