Asemic or asemantic writing is a style of written self-expression that can be advantageous
when working with individuals who have no words for feelings. The purpose of the present …

Expressive writing techniques are methods focusing on written emotional expression that
require people to write about traumatic or difficult experiences, with the objective of …

Objective we examined individual differences in the effects of expressive writing. We
hypothesized that moderate levels of neuroticism, low levels of experiential avoidance, and …

This correlational and experimental study examines how people with different levels of
alexithymia and emotional intelligence write about their emotional experiences. Because …

Objective. This paper examines the moderating influence of alexithymia, splitting, and
repressive coping style in the expressive writing paradigm. Method. Eighty-eight university …

Psychotherapists ranging from Freud to those assigning cognitive-behavioral homework
assignments often ask clients to write between therapy sessions. Those clinicians using …

Schizoaffective is a mental disorder that exhibits psychotic symptoms of schizophrenia and
mood disorders which can be depressive episodes, manic episodes, or a mixture of the two …

The current study assessed main effects and moderators (including emotional
expressiveness, emotional processing, and ambivalence over emotional expression) of the …

Expressive writing is a blanket term encompassing many specific approaches to writing
therapeutically, typically consisting of one or several brief writing sessions that encourage …

Expressive writing, or written emotional disclosure, is a brief writing activity that encourages
the expression of one's deepest thoughts and feelings about a personally important or …