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3 GUIDED MEDITATIONS FOR WRITING

Kind Words about Candace's Workshops

“I enjoyed Candace’s "Mindful Approach to Writing” workshop at The Fells Writing Festival. I’m a Type A and often struggle with settling my mind to open the creative channels and stay in my chair. The concepts, body-awareness exercises, journal prompts, and workbook were really helpful. Candace’s encouragement is warm and genuine. She sincerely cares about helping others feel more grounded so they can benefit from mindfulness.” 

-Joni B. Cole, writing instructor and author, Good Naked: How to Write More, Write Better and Be Happier   

About Candace

Candace Coakley is a writer, certified book coach, and mindfulness instructor passionate about helping others embrace the creative process and share their wisdom through writing. Specializing in memoir, Candace brings thirty years of writing and teaching experience to her work. She founded Candace Coakley Editorial Solutions to support writers in achieving their writing and publishing goals. She has helped hundreds of writers publish through traditional, hybrid, and self-publishing routes. 

 

Her lifelong meditation practice is the secret to her sanity and a skill she loves to share. As a trauma-sensitive mindfulness coach, Candace guides writers in deepening their stories with empathy and compassion. She graduated from Jack Kornfield and Tara Brach’s Mindfulness Mentor Training and holds certifications in Transcendental Meditation (TM) and Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction (MBSR). As a Reiki master, she integrates the power of energy healing into all aspects of her life. Candace lives outside Boston, Massachusetts, with her husband, three (grown) children, and sweet rescue dog, Hope, who meditates with her daily.  

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“Everything we write is, in a sense, translated from another language, from the chatter we hear inside our head, translated from that interior babble…into (what we hope will be) the clearer, more articulate language on the page.”


-Francine Prose

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"Be still. Be present. Listen to the story that wants to be told. Writing is not about filling the page, but about opening a space for truth to reveal itself." 
- Tara Brach 

— Tara Brach

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