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Free Journal Prompts Printable
A trauma-informed printable that gives your clients a safe place to land
Help clients to unpack their inner world, one gentle journal prompt at a time, with this trauma-informed printable.
Whether you're a counsellor, coach, psychologist, or allied health professional, this resource complements your work both in and between sessions. Best of all, you can use the journal prompts yourself as well.
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Use this printable however you choose to, including as a supportive take-home tool, a conversation starter, or a grounding activity in your sessions. The printable has minimal branding for ease of use and printing.
Note: this free resource does not replace any professional medical treatment you or your client is currently receiving, intend to seek or have been recommended to seek. Sarah Cannata is not a doctor, therapist, dietitian, psychologist, psychiatrist or other professional healthcare provider and does not provide medical advice or support.
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Who Am I?
Hi, I’m Sarah, the creator of Storytelling for the Soul. I’m not a doctor or therapist. I’m someone who’s walked this path personally, using journaling and body-based practices to reconnect with myself and gently shift the way I live and feel.
My work is rooted in lived experience, deep exploration, and a commitment to safe, trauma-informed support. I create a nurturing space where you feel seen, heard, and held.
Through journaling, embodied processing, mindfulness and somatic techniques, I support women in midlife to gently explore what may be holding them back, so they can reconnect with themselves and begin creating a life that feels calm, meaningful and true to them.

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