

One Last Page: a candlelit journaling evening (online)
"What have I left unwritten this year?"
You've spent 365 days taking in experiences and impressions. That's a lot. When did you let any of it out?
This evening is an invitation to give space to everything you've left unwritten: to put your thoughts and feelings into words, express what has remained unspoken, and leave some of what you've been carrying on the page.
One Last Page is an online expert-guided journaling event in the days between Christmas and New Year.
What's included?
Science-based journaling techniques: explore different approaches to journaling, and combine deeper self-reflection with playful creative writing exercises.
Guided reflection & expression: look back on 2026, explore what's been on your mind and in your heart, and give words to what you haven't expressed yet.
A letter to your future self: put your reflections into a letter, choose a date in 2027 and receive your words again.
Warmth & self-love in a cozy, candlelit setting: create a warm little space at home, light your candle and take 90 minutes just for yourself.
This evening is for you if…
You want to spend intentional time with yourself before stepping into a new year.
You'd like to catch up with yourself and reflect on everything that's happened on your path this year.
You're curious to explore deeper layers of yourself through writing, in a warm and supportive setting.
You love journaling, or you've always wanted to discover what it can offer beyond simply writing about your day.
The holidays bring up mixed emotions, perhaps because someone is missing at the table. There's room for that here, too.
You'd simply love to treat yourself to an intimate, candlelit evening that's entirely yours.
Before turning the calendar, let's turn One Last Page. 💌
For everything that happened, everything you felt, and everything you haven't quite put into words.
No pressure to reinvent yourself. Just the space to close one chapter before opening another.
About the host:
Yara is the founder of Time to Expresso, a certified journaling facilitator, trauma-informed yoga teacher and marcom & production lead at The Spirit School, a place for spiritual development in Amsterdam.
After the depression, suicide attempt and loss of her father, she discovered firsthand how powerful writing can be in making sense of life's most difficult experiences. Guided by her belief that the opposite of depression is expression, she made self-expression the heart of her work.
Through journaling events, writing workshops, loss circles, yoga classes and cacao/live music events, she helps people give space to what often remains unspoken.