In this article, Jen Taylor will guide you the basics about play therapy and offer you 15 hours of FREE play therapy training (recorded, online, accessible 24/7 with no time limits) so that you can see if this is something worth pursuing further. The post How to get 15 hours of FREE Play Therapy Training appeared first on Jen Taylor ..read more

It's been over five months since the play therapy experience of a lifetime: The Play Therapy Great Migration in Nairobi, Kenya. Many people have asked, "How was Kenya?" and my response is usually "life-changing." Other times, I might say, "we saw a lion eating a giraffe." It isn't that I am trying to be evasive or elusive. It's just that putting this experience into words that are as powerful as the experience itself feels impossible. And the task of writing something meaningful that would not risk jeopardizing the sacredness of that event or the privacy of the participants felt like a task be ..read more

If you have struggled with keeping a gratitude journal in the past, you might find this digital version to be the thing that helps make that habit stick. Learn how keeping a gratitude journal improve your health. The post A Star in my Jar: The magic of a digital gratitude Journal appeared first on Jen Taylor ..read more

Discover the trick that the best writers and thought leaders are using to maximize their reading, learning and creative projects. You will wish you had started creating this habit sooner but don't let it stop you from starting now! Find out what it is and other strategies to upgrade your reading habits. The post How to upgrade your reading habits for 2024 appeared first on Jen Taylor ..read more

Some people love New Year's Day (and making resolutions or setting goals or intentions) and others just don't see the magic. Discover three New Year's personality types and tips for each one! Plus a New Year's Journal Prompt. The post What’s your New Year’s Personality? Plus: Tips for every type appeared first on Jen Taylor ..read more

If you think that amazing things just happen, then you are wrong! It takes a lot of bad ideas to come up with one really good one. In this blog, learn how to apply lessons from the book "Ideaflow" and create a journal of good (and bad) ideas. The post Why having BAD Ideas is actually a really good idea appeared first on Jen Taylor ..read more

Life is a journey full of unexpected twists and turns, often leading us into storms we never anticipated. These major life events, which "Life Is in the Transitions," author Bruce Feiler aptly coined as "lifequakes," can be viewed as “the wolves that upend our fairy tales.” The post Navigating Lifequakes and Transitions Using the Healing Power of Journaling appeared first on Jen Taylor ..read more

Are you the type of person that hammers away at one goal consistently year after year? Or are you the type that flitters around gathering lots of ideas from different places and working on different projects? Understanding how you approach projects can help you crush your goals! The post Hummingbird or a Jackhammer? Embrace your style and crush your goals appeared first on Jen Taylor ..read more

What is a really simple way to start a journaling habit? Start with setting aONE WORD intention. With this habit, a notebook isn’t even required and it will take you less than 60 seconds each day to complete. Not only is it simple, but it’s also effective in improving your mood. The post How to start a journaling habit: Use this one-word strategy to start your day off right appeared first on Jen Taylor ..read more

Learn how to create a challenge network and why it matters.Everyone needs a relentlessly positive cheerleader in their corner reminding them of their greatness and their ability to succeed. Those people are valuable and hopefully we all have at least one of them in our lives.  However, what you also need is a group of […] The post If your network doesn’t include these people, you’re missing out appeared first on Jen Taylor ..read more