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Write to Heal: 30 Questions to Meet Yourself, Unlock Creative Purpose, & Find the Courage to Tell Your Story
Celebrated author and healing storyteller Rachel Havekost shares this encouraging and introspective guide to creative mastery.
In Write to Heal, bestselling author Rachel Havekost provides writing prompts and therapeutic techniques designed to unlock your inner wisdom and cultivate your healing voice. In this workbook, you will awaken purpose and clarity, discover the innate tools we all possess for wellness and vitality, and cultivate skills and systems for confidence and leadership, and integrate all that you’ve learned into a focused mission so you may write your own healing story.
Rachel brings us an innovative approach to becoming a healing artist. Write to Heal synergizes authentic leadership, vulnerable storytelling, and what Rachel calls "radically showing up in the messy middle" into a four-week methodology for healing creativity.
Write to Heal is
Writers, poets, musicians, or artists in a creative rutFolks on a healing journey looking for self-discovery & purposeAnyone wanting to turn their life story into a book, podcast, or TedTalkLeaders, entrepreneurs, therapists, or healers balancing their own mental healthIndividuals stepping into leadership positions who want to clarify their values and missionYoung content creators or influencers in the mental health nicheAnyone looking for direction, guidance, and support with writing a book The Write to Heal
Heal the past, meet the present, make an impact on the future.
Clarify your why, set a vision, and meet yourself where you're atLet go of mental blocks, integrate shadow parts, process old trauma, connect with your inner child, and cleanse beliefs that are not yoursAlign with your value system, define your role as a leader, cultivate healthy entrepreneurial boundaries, and set up systems and plans for maintaining mental & emotional stabilityDraft stories and outlines of potential creative work, familiarize yourself with the communities you’d like to impact, and solidify a mission statement Prompts in this workbook cover topics
✓Nervous System Regulation
✓Shadow Work
✓Inner Child Work
✓Boundaries
✓Self-Efficacy
✓Core Values
✓Affirmations
✓Behavioral Therapy
✓Internal Family Systems
✓Radical Acceptance
✓Self-Compassion
✓Visualization
✓Socratic Questioning
✓Self-Concept Theory
♥EASY TO Each day has a different prompt, supportive description, and tips for how to
In Write to Heal, bestselling author Rachel Havekost provides writing prompts and therapeutic techniques designed to unlock your inner wisdom and cultivate your healing voice. In this workbook, you will awaken purpose and clarity, discover the innate tools we all possess for wellness and vitality, and cultivate skills and systems for confidence and leadership, and integrate all that you’ve learned into a focused mission so you may write your own healing story.
Rachel brings us an innovative approach to becoming a healing artist. Write to Heal synergizes authentic leadership, vulnerable storytelling, and what Rachel calls "radically showing up in the messy middle" into a four-week methodology for healing creativity.
Write to Heal is
Writers, poets, musicians, or artists in a creative rutFolks on a healing journey looking for self-discovery & purposeAnyone wanting to turn their life story into a book, podcast, or TedTalkLeaders, entrepreneurs, therapists, or healers balancing their own mental healthIndividuals stepping into leadership positions who want to clarify their values and missionYoung content creators or influencers in the mental health nicheAnyone looking for direction, guidance, and support with writing a book The Write to Heal
Heal the past, meet the present, make an impact on the future.
Clarify your why, set a vision, and meet yourself where you're atLet go of mental blocks, integrate shadow parts, process old trauma, connect with your inner child, and cleanse beliefs that are not yoursAlign with your value system, define your role as a leader, cultivate healthy entrepreneurial boundaries, and set up systems and plans for maintaining mental & emotional stabilityDraft stories and outlines of potential creative work, familiarize yourself with the communities you’d like to impact, and solidify a mission statement Prompts in this workbook cover topics
✓Nervous System Regulation
✓Shadow Work
✓Inner Child Work
✓Boundaries
✓Self-Efficacy
✓Core Values
✓Affirmations
✓Behavioral Therapy
✓Internal Family Systems
✓Radical Acceptance
✓Self-Compassion
✓Visualization
✓Socratic Questioning
✓Self-Concept Theory
♥EASY TO Each day has a different prompt, supportive description, and tips for how to
124 pages, Kindle Edition
Published October 21, 2022
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About the author
Rachel Havekost
7 books18 followersRachel is the bestselling author of "Where the River Flows,” “Write to Heal,” and "The Inner Child Journal." Her latest release is "LOOK UP," a collection of poems and short reminders for navigating grief, uncertainty, and being human.
Along with her other titles, "The Self-Healer's Journal" and "The Grief Workbook," Rachel has single-handedly built an online social media presence with a combined 300k+ individuals devoted to de-stigmatizing mental health.
As a graduate from EWU with an M.S. in psychology, Rachel is excited to infuse her storytelling with an ongoing lens of evidence-based practices and research.
Courage, community, and connection are at the heart of Rachel's work. After 19+ years of therapy for an eating disorder, depression, anxiety, and grief, Rachel strives to use radical transparency in hopes that others might not feel alone.
Her current work is centered in life after suffering: asking questions about embracing humanity, living with uncertainty, and allowing for ease after periods of strife. She is quickly amassing a readership on her Substack Publication, “The Messy Middle,” where she writes weekly newsletters about living imperfectly and showing up messy.
Recently, Rachel has attended Harvard’s first Mental Health Creator’s Summit, given keynotes across the world including 988's Global Crisis Conference in Amsterdam, and received praise from New York Time’s mental health journalist Ellen Barry for her memoir. She is grateful and honored to be able to share her story and support others on their journey to joyful living.
Along with her other titles, "The Self-Healer's Journal" and "The Grief Workbook," Rachel has single-handedly built an online social media presence with a combined 300k+ individuals devoted to de-stigmatizing mental health.
As a graduate from EWU with an M.S. in psychology, Rachel is excited to infuse her storytelling with an ongoing lens of evidence-based practices and research.
Courage, community, and connection are at the heart of Rachel's work. After 19+ years of therapy for an eating disorder, depression, anxiety, and grief, Rachel strives to use radical transparency in hopes that others might not feel alone.
Her current work is centered in life after suffering: asking questions about embracing humanity, living with uncertainty, and allowing for ease after periods of strife. She is quickly amassing a readership on her Substack Publication, “The Messy Middle,” where she writes weekly newsletters about living imperfectly and showing up messy.
Recently, Rachel has attended Harvard’s first Mental Health Creator’s Summit, given keynotes across the world including 988's Global Crisis Conference in Amsterdam, and received praise from New York Time’s mental health journalist Ellen Barry for her memoir. She is grateful and honored to be able to share her story and support others on their journey to joyful living.
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September 20, 2023
I have no words on how beautiful simple this book is. The prompts at first seemed like “oh this shouldn’t be hard.” But the prompts are only meant to open your eyes, I could go on forever but I’ll just say, do this, do this for the chance to meet your new self, to heal, and to just take the chance for yourself because you deserve it.
October 24, 2023
I liked working on that book and the provocative questions are worth thinking on.
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