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Hello <<Name>>

It is no secret that we are living in complex and turbulent times.  You might feel overwhelmed and exhausted.  Your energy could be low. It might be hard to feel motivated.  You are not alone if you are feeling any of these things!

Perhaps you are turning to journaling and other practices to help you feel grounded, positive and hopeful in the midst of it all!

I am writing to you today, as promised, to tell you about a NEW course that is like an oasis of reassurance, creativity and care... a balm for times like this.

Our NEW Mindfulness & Journaling course by psychologist, Beth Jacobs - teaches you about mindfulness, about journaling for mindful living, and how these two practices weave together into a wholeness that can help you find your centre and your joy even in the midst of challenging times.

As Beth says...

Everyone I know is feeling somewhere between frazzled and overwhelmed.  We are all dealing with too much, too much to do, too much information, too much harsh reality in our world.  There seems to be no oasis from the noise and many people are realizing that we have to look inside for any haven we can find.  This course can move you from that insight to real change.

In Mindfulness and Journaling, mindfulness is clearly explained and broken down into learnable steps and skills.  Using accessible explanations and journal writing ideas, you will be given techniques to understand and use mindfulness training.  You will feel less swamped when you develop a sense of internal awareness that is flexible.

About this NEW Course...

This is a self-guided course that you can start right away and work through at your own pace.

The course is structured over 11 easy to absorb lessons, each containing a topic discussion, writing exercise, follow up ideas, audio reflections and mindfulness self-evaluation materials. 

There is a way to learn for every style and point of view. Beth's calming and caring voice is infused in every lesson with her enriching audio reflections.

A Closer Look
The specific lesson topics include:

  1. What is mindfulness?
  2. The seeds of mindfulness
  3. The roots of mindfulness
  4. Writing into different states
  5. Writing as an instrument of mindfulness
  6. Dialing down evaluation – notice
  7. Dialing down evaluation – release
  8. No time like the present
  9. Mindfulness with feelings
  10. Mindfulness and creativity
  11. Keeping it vital
NEW Course Special - Save $30 for 4 days only!
This course will normally cost $127 (which is huge value, that is less than one session with a writing coach, mindfulness teacher or a therapist - you get that all rolled into one learning from Beth Jacobs!)  

As part of our NEW course launch special, you can save $30 off and get this incredible course for only $97.

IAJW Members save an additional 20% off the course and can get it for only $77.60 during this launch special (simply be logged in as a member when you add the course to your cart and your savings will automatically be applied).

Not a member with us yet, you can join here >>  Everyone is welcome.

Buy this course now and save. You can start right away and absorb it's offerings at your own pace.  There are places you might want to linger and savour in this course. There is a lot of wisdom, care, as well as mindful journaling exercises to inspire and nourish you.
In her recent article How Your Journal Is Already Teaching You Mindfulness, which is now on our blog and was in our Journaling Museletter yesterday, Beth writes...
 
People have been drawn to journaling and mindfulness training more and more lately because these essential components address a terrible deficit in our culture.  While more real and destructive deficits and conflicts clearly exist in the world, there is often also a sense of being mentally overwhelmed that makes everything else harder to address.  Our attention spans and depth processing have been compromised.  Many people feel a strong pull towards practices that help the mind itself, so that other problems are more manageable.

Let this course help you access greater feelings of ease, calm, focus and inner peace, and let Mindfulness and Journaling nourish you from within.

I welcome any questions you might have about this new course offering.  You can email me at lynda@iajw.org and I will be sure to respond promptly.

A special thanks to Beth Jacobs, one of our wonderful IAJW Journal Council members for creating this beautiful course.  
Write from the heart, Lynda

ps. Some courses can truly impact our creativity, health and happiness, I believe this is one of those courses!  Get it now for only $97 - sale ends Sunday, May 15th.


Lynda Monk, MSW, RSW, CPCC, is the Director of The International Association of Journal Writing (http://iajw.org). She is the creator of Life Source Writing and co-author of Writing Alone Together: Journaling in a Circle of Women for Creativity, Compassion and Connection. Lynda is co-editor of a new book, Transformational Journaling for Coaches, Therapists, and Clients: A Complete Guide to the Benefits of Personal Writing.

The IAJW exists to inspire, inform, connect and support journaling and life writers through offering a dynamic membership community, resources, ebooks, online courses, and more.  Journal writing matters!
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