Writing Through The In-Between: A Guided Journaling Workshop for Seasons of Change, Transition, and In-Between Spaces
About the Workshop
There are seasons when something is clearly shifting — but the next chapter hasn’t fully come into view yet.
Writing Through The In-Between is a gentle, guided journaling workshop for women moving through life’s in-between seasons. This experience is an invitation to slow down, come back to yourself, and use writing as a steady place to land while things feel uncertain or unfinished.
Rooted in the belief that clarity unfolds in its own time, this workshop creates a supportive space to write, reflect, and stay connected to yourself during times of change — without pressure to fix, solve, or figure everything out.
The morning blends guided journaling with quiet writing time and optional group reflection, all held in a warm, welcoming community setting.
This workshop is for you if you’re:
Moving through a season of personal or professional change
Feeling “in between” chapters, identities, or directions
Curious about journaling as a grounding, reflective practice
Longing for gentle connection with others — without pressure to share
No writing experience is required. This is not group therapy or a goal-setting workshop. It’s a facilitated space to use writing as support while clarity unfolds in its own time.
What’s Included
Guided journaling prompts
Quiet time for reflection and writing
Optional group discussion woven throughout
Sharing is always optional. You’re welcome to participate by writing, listening, or simply being present — whatever feels right for you in the moment.
Workshop Flow
10:00–10:10 am
Arrival, grounding + welcome
10:10–11:20 am
Guided journaling with moments of optional group reflection
(Writing prompts, quiet reflection, and gentle discussion woven throughout)
11:20–11:30 am
Closing reflection + wrap-up
Facilitator
Danielle Marr is a writer and journaling guide who creates reflective spaces for women navigating change, transition, and uncertainty. Her work centers on writing as a way to stay connected to yourself during seasons when clarity is still unfolding.
Follow Danielle: @dani_marr_writes
Follow Everlove: @everlovecollingwood