Journaling is a great tool for self-discovery and personal expression. However, bonding through journaling with your child is another insightful offshoot of the process.
Journaling is an activity that helps you literary find your balance, and a well-designed journal elevates the journaling experience to another level.
Journaling assumes many different forms. As pervasive as modern technology is in our daily lives, sometimes a little journal can go a long way. Yes, journaling is en vogue!
A simple but insightful Gratitude Journal, designed by Neelam Vakil, from Pure Minds makes for an apt self-care activity.
The Book of Books leads the reader to record and reflect on cherished books in a guided journal that will turn out to be a reading memoir of sorts.
Switch Research creates easily accessible and evidence-based mental health resources for individuals for self-improvement. We dive into the self-love journal, (which is available as a hardcopy as well as an E-copy). The journal dips into the benefits of journaling for self-awareness. Excerpts from our conversation and converse with Ian Wilson, co-founder of Switch Research to know more.
Self-help is the best help. As journaling becomes the norm of our times, My Big Little Journal by Bhavika Sachdeva ticks the boxes for journaling with children.
Kosha Bathia’s innovative Quarantine Journal is just the right way of chronicling 2020- the most bizarre and unforgettable year in our collective consciousness…..
Diary shopping before we welcome the New Year? Here are some 2021 planners that you could use! Find out which one suits your requirements.
Soul Scroll Journals presents the unique concept of soul scrolling, a process of intentional soul-searching that promises to get you in touch with your true self. Combining journaling and reflective techniques the process gently leads you to transform your life.