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Daily Self-Care Reflection

There are no right or wrong feelings. Answer honestly, skip anything you do not want to share, and focus on one small step that could help. You may write “not sure” if that fits.

Notice how you feel

Check in with yourself without judging your answers.

1.Choose the word or words that best describe how you feel right now.

Calm or content
Tired or low-energy
Worried or tense
Frustrated or annoyed
Hopeful or excited
Something else: write it in your reflection

2.On a scale from 1 (very calm) to 5 (very stressed), where would you place yourself today? Circle one number.

3.What is one thing that affected your mood or energy today? You can name an event, a task, a conversation, or a physical need such as food, movement, or rest.

4.Which helpful actions did you try today? Select any that fit.

Moved my body or spent time outside
Paused to breathe or take a quiet moment
Talked with someone I trust
Made time for a hobby or something enjoyable
Took a break, ate, drank water, or rested
I did not try one today—and that is okay

5.What is one small moment today that felt good, peaceful, or meaningful?

Choose a helpful next step

A fictional sailing-club moment: Before practice, Caleb notices that Logan is unusually quiet. Caleb asks, “Want to talk, take a break, or just have some company?” Logan chooses to sit quietly for a few minutes. Caleb stays nearby without pushing him to explain.

6.What did Caleb do that showed care for Logan while respecting his choice?

7.If a friend seemed stressed, which response is most supportive?

“You should get over it.”
“Want to talk, take a break, or have me sit with you?”
Keep asking questions until they explain everything.
Tell other people about their problem without asking.

8.Finish the sentence with a boundary or request that could support your well-being: “Today, I could ask for…”

9.Pick one realistic self-care action for tomorrow. Make it small enough to fit into an ordinary day.

Take a short movement break
Spend a few minutes on a hobby
Check in with a supportive person
Take a calm pause between tasks
Get ready for bed at a helpful time
Choose my own small action

10.Write one sentence you could tell yourself when tomorrow feels challenging. Aim for words that are kind and believable.

Draw a simple symbol or write a few words to remind yourself of the helpful action you chose for tomorrow.

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