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Activity Journal

Enter and track workouts/physical activity:

Activity Journal Entry
🕒 Time

Reflect on your month:

Monthly Activity Journal Overview
SMART goals are:

Specific - Setting a focused, specific goal using numbers and time-frames

Measurable - How will you measure/evaluate/track progress?

Achievable - Is your goal actually attainable & sustainable (but challenging)?

Realistic - Does your goal align with your values/objectives?

Time-bound - A realistic date you want to achieve your goal by i.e. a deadline

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Barrier Busting

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Barrier Busting
🚧Barriers are common situations or states that make looking after your health and wellbeing harder. Tick or note any that regularly affect you:
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Boxed Breathing

Log and reflect on this boxed breathing exercise:

Boxed Breathing
🕒Time
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Challenging Negative Thoughts

Enter and relect on a negative thought:

Challenging Negative Thoughts
❓My anxiety level during the thought:
❓My anxiety level now, after thinking it through:
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Change & Transitions

Enter and reflect on a change or transition:

Change & Transitions
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Daily Self-Reflection

Complete a self-reflection for your day:

Daily Self Reflection
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Developing Your Calm Place

Log and reflect on this exercise:

Developing Your Calm Place
🕒Time
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Emotion–Behaviour Mapping

Add Emotion–Behaviour Mapping Entry:

Emotion–Behaviour Mapping

When I feel stressed, tired or overwhelmed, I notice that I tend to:

Common examples might include avoiding tasks, pushing through, comfort eating, skipping meals, cancelling plans, becoming self-critical, or doing nothing at all.

When I feel calmer, supported or more resourced, I tend to:

Notice how your behaviour changes when your internal state changes.

Choice point:

A choice point is a small moment where you have options, even if the feeling doesn’t change.
This means choosing a response that is slightly more supportive than your usual automatic reaction (for example, pausing, choosing a smaller step, asking for support, or responding with kindness).
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Energy, Mood & Recovery Awareness

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Energy, Mood & Recovery Awareness
You might consider sleep quality or quantity, stress or emotional load, physical symptoms or pain, work, caring or life demands, social connection or isolation, food, hydration or routine changes
🎯Which supportive actions did I take today, even in a small way?
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Engage Your Senses

Log and reflect on this exercise:

Engage your senses
🕒Time
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Exercise & Stretching

Enter and track workouts/physical activity:

Activity Journal Entry
🕒 Time

Reflect on your month:

Monthly Activity Journal Overview
SMART goals are:

Specific - Setting a focused, specific goal using numbers and time-frames

Measurable - How will you measure/evaluate/track progress?

Achievable - Is your goal actually attainable & sustainable (but challenging)?

Realistic - Does your goal align with your values/objectives?

Time-bound - A realistic date you want to achieve your goal by i.e. a deadline

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Fitness Test

Enter your fitness test results and reflections:

Fitness Test Results

Body Composition

Cardiovascular Fitness

Muscular Fitness

Smart Goals

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Food Diary

Enter and track meals, drinks and snacks:

Food Journal Entry
🕒 Time

Reflect on your week:

Weekly Food Journal Overview

🔄 Food alternatives for next week:

🛒 Shopping list for next week:

SMART goals are:

Specific - Setting a focused, specific goal using numbers and time-frames

Measurable - How will you measure/evaluate/track progress?

Achievable - Is your goal actually attainable & sustainable (but challenging)?

Realistic - Does your goal align with your values/objectives?

Time-bound - A realistic date you want to achieve your goal by i.e. a deadline

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Getting Back on Track Without Starting Over

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Getting Back on Track Without Starting Over
Choose something that supports your needs now, not what you feel you "should" do. This could be returning gently, adjusting the plan, or focusing on maintenance rather than progress.
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Habit Stacking

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Habit Stacking
This should be something you already do most days, such as making a cup of tea, brushing your teeth, logging onto your computer, or getting into bed.
Choose a habit that feels realistic and fits naturally with the routine above. Keep it small enough that it still feels doable on busy or low‑energy days.
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Identity‑Based Habits

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Identity‑Based Habits
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If-Then Planning

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If-Then Planning
For example, staying afloat rather than optimising, protecting energy rather than stretching it or choosing what is sustainable over what is ideal
Decide on a response that feels realistic and kind. This could be a smaller version of what you planned, a different activity, or choosing rest.
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Inner Critic

Reflect on Your Inner Critic:

Inner Critic
What do I notice myself saying internally when things feel hard or don’t go to plan?
For example: motivation drops, I feel anxious or guilty
Think about a more supportive response
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Maintenance Mode

Add Maintenance Mode Entry:

Maintenance Mode
For example, staying afloat rather than optimising, protecting energy rather than stretching it or choosing what is sustainable over what is ideal
Examples might include: regular meals or snacks, medication or basic health routines, sleep and rest opportunities, gentle movement or stretching, emotional check-ins or reassurance, or keeping one simple routine in place
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Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs

Create your own hierarchy of needs:

Maslows Hierarchy of Needs

1️⃣Physiological Needs

2️⃣Safety Needs

3️⃣Belonging and Love Needs

4️⃣Esteem Needs

5️⃣Self-Actualisation Needs

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Menopause Journal

Enter and track your menopause journey and symptoms:

Menopause Journal Entry

Reflect on your month and your menopause journey:

Monthly Menopause Journal Overview
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Monthly Self-Reflection

Complete a self-reflection for your month:

Monthly Self Reflection
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Motivation Check-In

Add Motivation Check-In Entry:

Motivation Check-In
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Name the Feeling

Reflect on Your Feelings:

Name the Feeling
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Perfectionism & Consistency

Add Perfectionism & Consistency Entry:

Aiming for Consistency Rather Than Perfection
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Period Journal

Enter and track your period and symptoms:

Menstruation Journal Entry

Reflect on your month and your cycle:

Monthly Menstruation Journal Overview
(If useful, you can break this down into power, cardio, strength, enudrance, recovery, flexibility etc.)
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Pregnancy Journal

Enter and track your pregnancy journey and symptoms:

Pregnancy Journal Entry

Reflect on your month and your pregnancy journey:

Monthly Pregnancy Journal Overview
If relevant, you can include how you have felt, mood, energy, sleep etc.
You can include things like how you are managing the complications, how they are impacting you and your routine, if you have spoken to a professional etc.
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Self-Care

Reflect on your self-care:

Self-Care
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Self-Compassion Break

Add Self-Compassion Break Entry:

Self-Compassion Break
Use this space to name what you are struggling with as clearly and honestly as you can. You might include something that happened, how it made you feel, or why it feels heavy right now.
This step is about remembering that difficulty, setbacks and overwhelm are part of being human. Struggling does not mean you are failing or doing something wrong.
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Self-Reflection

Complete a self-reflection:

Self Reflection
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SMART Goals

Enter your own SMART Goal:

SMART Goals
SMART goals are:

Specific - Setting a focused, specific goal using numbers and time-frames

Measurable - How will you measure/evaluate/track progress?

Achievable - Is your goal actually attainable & sustainable (but challenging)?

Realistic - Does your goal align with your values/objectives?

Time-bound - A realistic date you want to achieve your goal by i.e. a deadline

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Stress Triggers

Reflect on Your Stress Triggers:

Stress Triggers
What was happening just before this? (for example: situation, thoughts, feelings, time of day, people involved)
What did I notice myself doing, thinking or feeling in that moment?
Thinking about this with kindness, what could make this situation feel a little more supported next time? For example: a pause, a boundary, a smaller step, reassurance, rest, planning ahead, asking for help
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Tackling Personal Challenges

Enter and reflect on a personal challenge:

Tackling Personal Challenges
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Talking & Playing

Log and reflect on this exercise:

Talking & Playing
🕒Time
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The Alphabet Game

Log and reflect on this exercise:

The Alphabet Game
🕒Time
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The Five Senses

Log and reflect on this exercise:

The Five Senses
🕒Time
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The Seven Circles

Complete your own Seven Circles:

The Seven Circles

1️⃣Circle One

2️⃣Circle Two

3️⃣Circle Three

4️⃣Circle Four

5️⃣Circle Five

6️⃣Circle Six

7️⃣Circle Seven

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Tiny Habits

Add Tiny Habits Entry:

Tiny Habits
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Values Clarification

Reflect on Your Values:

Values Clarification
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Wellbeing Exercise Review

Enter and reflect on any wellbieng activities that you have engaged with this month:

Wellbeing Activity Review

Any activities that you have completed will appear below with the date you completed them. If you haven't completed the activity, it will remain blank. Select the dates for each activity that you’d like to include in your review.

Challenging Negative Thoughts:

Change & Transitions:

Daily Slef-Reflection:

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs:

Monthly Self-Reflection:

Self-Reflection:

Self-Care:

Tackling Personal Challenges:

The Seven Circles:

 

Complete the reflection exercise below.

 

Map out the mental health/wellbeing activities that would be helpful for you to complete over the next month. You may find you want to swap/add/ change certain activities depending on how you are feeling, but a general routine could help you regularly organise your thoughts and improve your mood.

1️⃣Week 1:
2️⃣Week 2:
3️⃣Week 3:
4️⃣Week 4:
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Who Am I Doing This For

Add Who Am I Doing This For Entry:

Who Am I Doing This For?
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