@melanie Laughed out loud to this line, “Later in the day, the sign, mangled, turned up at the front door, along with a note. The note was two pages long, typed in all capitals.”

Thank you for sharing this. I’m enjoying reading this so very much!

@rckthewriter

Oh, excellent news! I’m glad it went well.

Group V is up in the air, and given work schedules, it might be rare that the whole group is on simultaneously. But we shall avoid Mondays and Tuesdays!

@rckthewriter Drinks, you say? Don’t mind if I do!

Bibliotherapy is unbelievably powerful and is the cornerstone to “Feelin’ Good”, the book that brought cognitive behavioral therapy to the mainstream in the 90s. It’s a good (and hefty) read on the subject!

The article talks a lot about using fiction as a tool but it can work equally as well with non-fiction. I love reading texts on neurobiology and mental disorders!

I also really liked that the author was open about the times it didn’t work. My therapist has definitely recommended books to me that I didn’t sync up with and made for some awkward silences at our next session.

“But figuring out how to create “growth” at a commercial book publisher in 2019 is a problem I do not think anybody has solved yet.”

Ain’t that just the truth.

I’m pleased to share that as of today, GRWT now consists of three writing groups — two with an in-person focus, and one virtual-only. We’ve added nine new writers to the Tribe in the last week!

If you’d like to be the 10th, fill out the application form at https://grwt.org/join-the-tribe/.