Write Through Depression

by Natalie Roberts

DO YOU WANT TO TAKE CONTROL OF YOUR DEPRESSION? WOULD YOU LIKE TO CHANNEL IT INTO SOMETHING CREATIVE? WRITING MAY BE THE ANSWER FOR YOU. Write Through Depression is for anyone who wants to release their thoughts unedited and without fear of embarrassment or rejection. You don’t have to be a master of spelling, grammar or punctuation to make use of this book. Discover how writing can be used as a therapeutic tool and how it can help you make sense of your thoughts and feelings and improve your mindset. Natalie also opens up about her struggle with depression and how writing helps her through the dark times. Chapters Your story Social media isn’t your friend Start writing now Self-care Worksheets, trackers and much more.

Genres: Mental Health, Writing, Nonfiction

118 pages, Kindle Edition

Published March 17, 2019

About the author

Natalie is a Freelance Writer, Amazon International Bestselling Author & Blogger.

She writes for print and online magazines, as well as copywriting for a variety of platforms.

Her specialist subjects include self-help, personal development and social care.


She signed a book deal with Jessica Kingsley Publishers in February 2015. Mouth Care: An Essential Guide for Carers is specifically aimed at professional and non-professional carers. It will be out April 2020.
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Natalie also the author of, Write Through Depression, out now!

Reviews

[Sophie Bowns · Rating 4 out of 5]

What a wonderful self help book. I had the pleasure of reading this on my bus commute today, and I have to say that it resonated with me. The book offers helpful tips and advice and is designed as a workbook where you can keep track of your own progress. Although I didn’t complete the workbook itself, I did take a note of some of the lists and will refer back to this book if I ever need them. Bravo Natalie!

[Heather Kirchhoff · Rating 5 out of 5]

Write Through Depression is a good resource to have if you're struggling or have struggled in the past. It gives a lot of good tips and suggestions. Definitely worth checking out. The questions are a nice touch and gives you something to think about.

[Ellie Williams · Rating 5 out of 5]

Wonderful.
Such a lovely presented piece. I related to a lot of what Natalie was saying and I have also experienced much of what she had gone through. I will do the challenge and let her know how I got on. Great read, very hopeful and enlightening.

[Kimana McCallum · Rating 5 out of 5]

5*

This was a wonderful book with a lot of great questions and information to help you. Natalie's writing made it feel okay to share whatever was on you mind while engaging you to keep reading.

[Sonia cristina · Rating 5 out of 5]

Really good book. I had depression not far ago. I read it for curiosity, some parts of the book look like you were writing about myself. More people need to talk about depression. Thank you. Well done Natalie. Xx

[Jasmine Shouse · Rating 3 out of 5]

Excellent concept, and Natalie Roberts has a clear resounding voice. I struggled to get through only due to the numerous run-ons and occasionally jumbled language. With an editor to clean it up some, this book could be really amazing.

[Lucy's Hub · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book gives hope. The idea of turning pain into creativity through writing is powerful, and Natalie explains it in such a compassionate and simple way. I highly recommend it to anyone who feels stuck.