Anything can be discussed in therapy. A session revolves around the participant and what they want to discuss that day. A discussion with...

The following is a continuation of my interview with my friend and colleague, Gabriël Oosthuizen. In this part of our interview,...

"Good" writers are not made. They must choose to make themselves, to practice, to learn, and to develop their skills using the most...

I recently had the honor and pleasure of interviewing Gabriël Oosthuizen, a fiction writer from Cape Town, South Africa. While his focus...

Writers often, naturally, seek to identify with or identify through their work. I addressed in last week's post that a common piece of...

After learning more about post-process theory and before transitioning to new material, I'd like to do something fun. It's easy to search...

I began the Purposeful Prose blog with a series that explained how many obstacles that writers can run into can be solved within the...

Anxiety in writers is natural and common. Most writers, regardless of their standing, have experienced writing anxiety at some point in...

It's important to understand that there are a multitude of reasons why a person might have writing apprehension, and usually, it's not...

Many thanks to all of those who participated in last week's more interactive piece and gave me feedback as to its effectiveness. This...

For the purpose of today's post, I read a piece entitled "Writing Apprehension" by John A. Daly that traced different tests administered...