JournalSpeak

We explored Nicole Sachs’ practice of JournalSpeak — a way to safely release unprocessed emotions by writing uncensored and then holding space to regulate the nervous system.

We talked about:

• Why journaling matters: unprocessed emotions live in the body and can show up as tension, anxiety, or even physical symptoms.

• How writing becomes a safe release valve, clearing space for peace, creativity, and connection.

• Nicole’s full practice: make 3 lists (childhood stressors, current stressors, personality traits), choose one to journal on for 20 minutes, tear it up, then spend 10 minutes in stillness.

• We practiced a shorter version together: 5 minutes reflection, 7 minutes free-writing, tearing up the paper, and 5 minutes grounding meditation.

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• Brain Balance Goal Statement

  I easily allow myself to think, feel and say what needs to be expressed.

• Take It With You

  1. Try the full JournalSpeak practice on your own:

     • Make the 3 lists

     • Journal for 20 minutes (no more, no less)

     • Tear it up

     • Meditate or hold stillness for 10 minutes

  Consider Nicole’s free 28-Day Challenge → 30 minutes per day for 28 days

• Resource

  Mind Your Body | Nicole Sachs