Write for Recovery - Case, Diane Sherry
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I love to hear it when people are doing new and creative therapeutic writing approaches - which yours clearly is . - James Pennebaker, Professor and Chair, Department of Psychology, Univ of Texas at Austin, Looking for inspiration? Would a more positive perspective on your life be beneficial? Would you like to rediscover empowering memories and clarify your dreams? And how about saying goodbye to writer's block and generating new material for your memoir or fiction? Write For Recovery is derived from the field of creative writing and uses the same type of exercises that are taught to inspire…mehr

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I love to hear it when people are doing new and creative therapeutic writing approaches - which yours clearly is . - James Pennebaker, Professor and Chair, Department of Psychology, Univ of Texas at Austin, Looking for inspiration? Would a more positive perspective on your life be beneficial? Would you like to rediscover empowering memories and clarify your dreams? And how about saying goodbye to writer's block and generating new material for your memoir or fiction? Write For Recovery is derived from the field of creative writing and uses the same type of exercises that are taught to inspire fiction writers, but redesigned in order to be geared toward healing.
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Veteran actress Diane Sherry Case (whose favorite role was Lana Lang in "Superman, The Movie") is now a writer and filmmaker living in Santa Monica, California. Her first novel "Elephant Milk" won a best novel award in the Next Generation Indie Book Awards and has been adapted for screen. As an alumni of the American Film Institute's Directors Workshop for Women, she wrote and directed two short films, "Spa-tel" and "Valentine's Day," and more recently, "House Poor," a digital series on Amazon Prime. She also teaches a therapeutic writing program that she developed. Her book on the subject, "Write For Recovery: Exercises for Heart, Mind and Spirit," will be published in 2017. More about Diane Sherry Case and her work can be found at www.miraculousproductions.com