Journal prompts for lice and anxiety.
Tag: Self-help Tips
Work Out Your Mind, 7
Journal prompts to interrupt your automated responses.
Work Out Your Mind, 7
Journal prompts for acceptance.
Work Out Your Mind, 6
A prompt for questioning hasty associations.
Work Out Your Mind, 5
The pace my mind goes versus the pace I would like it to go…
Psychological Flexibility, 10
Prompts to bring clarity to your values...
Psychological Flexibility, 9
Values are the load-bearing beams that uphold meaning and purpose. In looking for your values, look to your reactions. Reactions reveal values. An easy grab for many is the value of honesty. Without honesty, relationships can fall a part, and with it, they can feel more secure. In this example, there is a reaction in both directions, when the value is at play and when it is nowhere to be found. Journal Prompts: I notice when... Values not at play in my life... I notice relationships change when...
Psychological Flexibility, 8
Right on time, a part of you is summoned to be the driver in the context of your current life. Why? Of all your parts–assertive, afraid, isolated, distant, anxious, happy, ambivalent–why does this part take the driver seat right now? Journal Prompts: This context fuels the part that... This part of me hides... Right now my _______ part is driving.
Psychological Flexibility, 7
Rather than being a single, stagnant, cemented version of yourself, you are a composite of several selves, each one awakened based on the context.
Psychological Flexibility, 7
How reinforcing to leave the present moment when negative experiences like rejection occur. Over time, missing the present becomes a way of being and the spectrum of connection–rejection and acceptance–is missed. Find motivation to stay present by considering what you miss. Journal Prompts: By living in the past I miss... Always considering the future makes the present...