Children
How to Journal with Children
Why journaling is so important for children and how to get started Mental Health in children is a subject that’s so close to my
8th January 2021
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Journaling
A Beginner's Guide to Journaling
The tips you need to start your journaling habit in 2021 If you follow us on Instagram or Facebook, you’re going to see something
1st January 2021
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Journaling
7 Types of Journaling for Anxiety and Mental Wellbeing
Find the right type of journaling for you Way back in July, when our Positive Planner Facebook Group was just getting started, we had
30th September 2020
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Journaling
The Positive Collection. All your Questions Answered
Ali + Finn answer your questions on the Planner, the Bullet and the Wellness If you’re in our Positive Planner Facebook Group, you’ll know
11th September 2020
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Journaling
Choose The Right Self-Care Journal For You
How to choose the right self-care journal for you. A guide to our Planner, Wellness and Bullet. If you’re in our Positive Planner Facebook
7th August 2020
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Journaling
Writing for Wellbeing
How journaling can help us hear ourselves more clearly I’m sure I’m not alone when I say the world feels overwhelming right now. The
25th June 2020
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Children
7 Tips for journaling with children
Mental Health in children is a subject close to my heart. It’s so important that we recognise as caregivers that teaching our children the benefits
8th April 2020
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Bullet Journaling
How To Use The Positive Bullet Diary For Mental Health
How To Use The Positive Bullet Diary For Mental Health We all want to feel more organised, right? Well, having the best bullet journal
10th March 2020
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Journaling
How I began writing for my wellbeing
Hello Planners, Finn here. My love for writing is a fairly new obsession, until recent years journaling felt like a chore, a waste of time,
9th December 2019
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Journaling
Why you should try Journaling
Writing down what’s on your mind can help you to work through your feelings, and is a great way to get things off your chest. It can help you understand how you feel, and make things feel more manageable.
28th August 2019
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