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Own your story. Release your past. Write your way forward.
an 8-week online course run every February and September where you can alchemise your pain—through the written word—and turn what you may have once considered your greatest struggle into a meaningful story.
a writing community with live workshops, community chat prompts and writing accountability to help you process, write, and heal at a steady weekly pace
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4 modules: Pain & Poetry, Feelings & Focus, Being & Blogging, Selling Your Story. Each comes with a live workshop and comprehensive PDF workbook that includes:
Healing Through Writing is not just for rehearsed writers, it is for anyone who has stories to tell with no where to place them. Bring the dark, the harrowing and the disturbed. Nothing is too taboo for Healing Through Writing.
A monthly Substack community, including:
You'll never hear me say "you have to write everyday to be a real writer", but you may hear "you have to learn how to access your inner world and sit with your story if you want to change people with your words". Join to change your relationship with the page and write like it's the last thing you'll ever say.
Healing Through Writing course member

Healing Through Writing runs over 8 weeks with an average of 2 hours writing per week. But this isn't a course to be rushed, there's no end goal or milestone to reach, so go at your own pace.
The September cohort starts on 01/02/27. Workshops will be held Tuesday evenings at 7pm.
You’ll be given grounding practices and a gentle structure. This is not therapy, but it can be deeply therapeutic.
You don't have to share anything, but it is encouraged to share your writing with the other course participants. It's entirely up to you.
Yourself, your story, something to write in, and to show up to the live sessions.
Ann Voskamp

For monthly live workshops, how-to’s, writing advice and more on Healing Through Writing, subscribe to the HTW community: