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Writing by the Water

JOURNALING PROMPTS

Journaling is a powerful tool that can help you gain deeper insights into your health and well-being. By putting your thoughts and feelings on paper, you create a space for self-reflection, clarity, and growth. To get the most out of your exercise: 

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  • Choose a comfortable and quiet place were you can focus and be present with your thoughts.

  • Set an intention for your journaling session. It could be to gain clarity, release stress, or simply to explore your thoughts.

  • Allow yourself to write freely without judgment to express whatever comes to mind. There's no right or wrong way to journal.

  • Don't rush. Spend as much time as you need on each one. It's okay if some prompts take longer than others.

  • After writing, take a few moments to reflect on what you've written. You might find it helpful to revisit your entries later to see how your thoughts and feelings have evolved.

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Remember, the goal of these prompts is to help you understand yourself better and to support your journey towards holistic wellness. Use them as a guide to explore different aspects of your health and to cultivate a deeper connection with yourself.

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Happy journaling!

ASSESS YOUR ACTIVITY LEVELS

Reflect on your current physical activity routine. How does it make you feel physically and emotionally? What changes can you make to enhance your physical well-being? 
 
Consider the types of physical activities you engage in, the frequency, and how they affect your energy levels and mood. Think about setting realistic goals to incorporate more movement into your daily life, whether it’s through exercise, stretching, or simply taking more walks. Write down a plan to gradually increase your activity in a way that feels enjoyable and sustainable.

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EVALUATE YOUR MENTAL HABITS

What are your most common thought patterns throughout the day? How do they influence your mental state and overall wellness? Identify one negative thought pattern and develop a strategy to shift it.

Pay attention to the thoughts that regularly occupy your mind. Are they positive, negative, or neutral? Reflect on how these thoughts impact your mental health. Choose one negative thought pattern and brainstorm ways to reframe it into a more positive or constructive one. For example, turning self-criticism into self-compassion.

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Mental
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UNDERSTAND YOUR EMOTIONS

Take a moment to reflect on your emotions over the past week. What emotions did you experience most frequently, and what triggered them? How can you better manage and understand these emotions?

Track your emotions and identify any patterns or recurring triggers. Reflect on how these emotions influence your behavior and interactions. Consider techniques such as journaling, mindfulness, or talking to a trusted friend or therapist to help process and manage your emotions more effectively. Aim to develop a deeper understanding of your emotional responses.

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Emotional
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EXPLORE YOUR SENSE OF PURPOSE

Reflect on what gives your life meaning and purpose. How do you connect with your spiritual self, and how does this connection support your overall well-being?

Spiritual health is about finding meaning and purpose in life, whether through religion, nature, art, or other practices. Reflect on what makes you feel spiritually fulfilled. Consider activities or practices that help you feel connected to something greater than yourself, such as meditation, prayer, spending time in nature, or engaging in creative pursuits. Write about how you can incorporate these activities into your routine to nurture your spiritual health.

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Spiritual
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