Flourish by Writing Blog — Mental Health Journaling
🖋️ The Lost Art of Handwriting: Why It’s Still Important in a Digital Age
Posted by Ellan Otero on
In our fast-paced digital world, handwriting might seem like a nostalgic relic. Yet, this tactile practice holds profound cognitive and emotional benefits that typing can't replicate. ✨ 🌿 Handwriting Enhances Brain Connectivity Recent research reveals that handwriting activates more extensive brain networks than typing. A study published in Frontiers in Psychology found that handwriting engages areas of the brain associated with learning and memory more robustly than typing does. 🧠 Boosts Memory and Learning Writing by hand has been shown to improve memory retention and understanding. According to Scientific American, the physical act of writing engages fine motor skills and cognitive...
🖋️ 5 Journaling Prompts to Strengthen Your Communication Skills
Posted by Ellan Otero on
In a world filled with emails, meetings, and messages, good communication is everything. Whether you're expressing your thoughts to a friend, advocating for yourself at work, or writing your next big project, journaling can help you speak and write with more clarity, calm, and confidence.
🖋️ How Journaling Can Improve Your Communication Skills
Posted by Ellan Otero on
In every part of life—from relationships to work to creative expression—communication plays a vital role. Yet so often, we struggle to say what we mean or understand what others are really saying. Journaling, while often viewed as a solitary habit, can be one of the most powerful tools for becoming a better communicator.
🖋️ Journal for Stress Relief: Process Emotions and Reclaim Your Calm
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In today’s fast-moving world, stress is something we all carry. But when it goes unspoken and unprocessed, it can weigh us down. One of the most accessible tools for relieving that weight is journaling.
🖋️ Journaling Prompts: Process What’s Weighing on You
Posted by Ellan Otero on
In today’s fast-moving world, stress is something we all carry. But when it goes unspoken and unprocessed, it can weigh us down. One of the most accessible tools for relieving that weight is journaling.