Abstract
I talk of #Therapeutic writing because my start of a new life begins
just from my #autobiography “Lettered ad un interlocutor real”. My
meaning through which I’ve learnt many things about life. I’ve learnt that “Writing” is a powerful mean, a #fundamental help for
the ones who are looking for a better inside balance. I call it
“Therapeutic” because, with a continuous work of a repairing writing, it
turns out how much it can help us to recover from the most important
sorrows, to cope with traumatic events, to dissolve our knots, to solve
our emotional fragility. To win old guilts. Thanks to my writing, I have
learnt to compare myself, I’ve learnt to consider my emotions and let
them speak, without fear. The “Therapeutic writing”, meant as individual
and practical research, increases our internal strength, therefore
makes the quality of our life better. Again, the “Therapeutic writing” can be considered one of the #cognitive instruments, nor the last neither the resolving one, but useful to learn
how to sustain ourselves. The process of the “T.W.”, in the first place
individual and then shared with others, can develop a more sensitive
attention, a more considerate sensitiveness for other lives and
experiences, where trust becomes the essential element. “The Writing “as
analysis of myself, was born then from my first autobiographical work
published in 2003. A hard work and really efficient where the compulsive
writing gives rules with a pressing and pressing cadence, anticipating
even the thoughts. That initial writing has stimulated the auto-analysis
from which considerations of cognitive and emotional interest have
surfaced. Through the autobiographical writing I’ve learnt to reveal
myself in every detail, I’ve learnt to recover the relationships, to
dissolve dangerous existential knots, to discover and solve guilts, to
reconcile myself with those difficult events of my life, hidden in my
past.
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