EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 25 MIN
#225 Journaling, narrative psychology & romanticising everything
from Grief Magic: Rituals, Tarot & Gentle Conversations about Loss · host Yarrow Magdalena
In this episode, I’m exploring journaling, narrative psychology, and the idea of romanticising everyday life.This winter I returned to journaling in a more visual way and began noticing how colour, collage and imagery can reveal emotional patterns that text alone sometimes hides.From there I became curious about narrative psychology, the idea that we understand our lives through the stories we tell about our experiences. Research suggests that consciously revisiting and reshaping these narratives can support healing, especially for trauma survivors and neurodivergent people.I also reflect on a recent conversation about romance and how I realised that I want to be romantic with everyone I love, not only in the context of partnership.You can join our free monthly sessions here: https://griefmagic.com/free-monthly-spark-sessions/Love,Yarrow
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In this episode, I’m exploring journaling, narrative psychology, and the idea of romanticising everyday life.This winter I returned to journaling in a more visual way and began noticing how colour, collage and imagery can reveal emotional patterns that text alone sometimes hides.From there I became curious about narrative psychology, the idea that we understand our lives through the stories we tell about our experiences. Research suggests that consciously revisiting and reshaping these narratives can support healing, especially for trauma survivors and neurodivergent people.I also reflect on a recent conversation about romance and how I realised that I want to be romantic with everyone I love, not only in the context of partnership.You can join our free monthly sessions here: https://griefmagic.com/free-monthly-spark-sessions/Love,Yarrow
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