Therapeutic Writers on Substack
A community for therapists, coaches & wellbeing writers to find their voice on Substack. Behind the scenes at Letters from Therapy.
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Writing Anonymously On Substack with The Therapist Who Came Undone (opens the original)
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Procrastinating with a long to do list? My home is never tidier (opens the original)
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Hi friends How are you settling into the new season? I'm going into my most busy time of year now as I also make jewellery as well as writing my two Substack publications. I need to make sure my stock making and marketing are all guns blazing for ‘silly season’, whilst still finding time to post here in an easeful, non-stressful way. Writing it here is much easier than actually doing it. The overwhelm can feel strong, despite being a professional therapist, and it feels so easy for me to stick m
Is Substack Still Worth It? (opens the original)
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Hi friendsAs you know, I do try to keep my ear to the ground on Substack, and there’s been lots of talk about Substack as a long-term prospect, many reporting frustrations with declining open rates, including me, and deliverability issues, stalling growth, tumbleweed, low engagement, etc. Some people that I know and value are leaving the platform, (like Dr. Sharon Blackie who writes a scathing, maybe rightfully, post here. ) whilst others are staying and thriving. I joined 2 1/2 years ago with <
Getting your shit together when you have a wobbly life (opens the original)
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Hi friends,As I change gear into the new season after another wispy, juggly summer, I hold all the same dreams, a little chaos, and a lot of love, though with a marked shift in energy.My daughter is getting ready for her third year at Uni. I am spending extra time on my handmade jewellery business for the next few months (which still pays most of my bills). I love having two creative businesses, though both tug at me like demanding toddlers.I am not naturally organised, quite the opposite. Life,
The best thing on Substack this week (opens the original)
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Therapeutic Writers on Substack is a space to gain clarity, confidence, inspiration and community for mental health, personal growth and wellbeing writers. Tools, tips and behind the scenes at Letters From Therapy. Join us!Subscribe nowHi friends,It’s been a great week for me on Substack. The highlight was on Saturday afternoon though, when I met with a group of
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