About this Event
Overview
Peer-led journalling is a monthly group , taking place online and in person. These sessions offer gentle structure, creative prompts, and shared reflection to help you develop a journalling practice that suits you. No experience needed, just curiosity and the willingness to explore.
Each session stands alone, so you can attend occasionally, or regularly.
This session explores how limitations can support rather than stifle journalling. Together we’ll experiment with gentle boundaries such as time limits, line limits, repeated prompts, or returning to the same questions.
This session could be especially helpful if you've ever felt you don't have time, you don't know where to start, or even if you don't know where to stop.
If the event is sold out, please drop Rachel a message so she can let you know if a space opens up: [email protected]
If the ticket price is a barrier for you, please feel free to get in touch — a small number of reduced-rate places are available.
Peer-Led Journalling Workshops
These workshops are open to complete beginners, occasional journallers, and those with a well-established practice. They’re for anyone who wants to begin, explore, expand, or deepen their journalling journey alongside others. There will be a space to share your words and reflections within the group, but sharing is always optional.
“Peer-led” simply means that Rachel will guide and hold the space, but without having all the answers, as she explore her own journalling practice.
Each session is available both in-person and online.
This is what people have said about previous peer-led journalling sessions:
'Rachel facilitates her sessions in a beautiful and sensitive way. She has clearly put a lot of very careful preparation into each session so that our time together is really rich. Rachel is an expert in holding a place of peer led learning which is creative and life giving.'
'I hadn't really come to this workshop setting fully conscious of how much journaling was a therapeutic tool. Over the last few weeks I've actually been appreciating the therapeutic value of journaling more than I originally envisaged.'
'Usually when I try to journal, I spend a lot of time staring at a blank page. With your prompts I haven't stopped writing all evening!'
About the Facilitator - Rachel Mills
Rachel has been journalling since the age of nine, using writing to navigate life’s hardest moments and to capture its most meaningful ones. She is passionate about helping people find ways to give voice and language to what may otherwise remain hidden.
Rachel leads a writing group for women who are survivors of abuse through the charity Restored, as well as a children's writing group at the Writers Workshop.
Alongside her creative work, Rachel works for a local charity developing community health and wellbeing projects. Wholeness, creativity, connection and community are at the heart of everything she does.
If you would like to know more about the sessions before attending, feel free to send a message: [email protected]
About The Writers Workshop
The Writers Workshop is a nonprofit social enterprise on a mission to enable everyone to experience the joy and power of creative writing, both at our venue in Sheffield and online. Members of the Writers Workshop get a discount on all our events and other perks. For more information, visit .
The Writers Workshop’s space in Orchard Square, Sheffield, has no step-free access. However, accessibility is important to us, and we have partnered with a nearby venue to facilitate access to our events.
Step-free access tickets are available to purchase until 3 working days (Monday to Friday) prior to the event.
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
The Writers Workshop, 14 Orchard Square, Sheffield City Centre, United Kingdom
GBP 10.46 to GBP 13.70
