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Self-Care Check-In: A Guided Journal to Build Healthy Habits and Devote Time to You Paperback – May 19, 2020
GG Renee Hill
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Print length166 pages
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LanguageEnglish
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PublisherRockridge Press
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Publication dateMay 19, 2020
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Dimensions7.9 x 0.6 x 7.8 inches
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ISBN-101646116607
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ISBN-13978-1646116607
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Explore self-care strategies for the whole you, including:
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Body and HealthReflect: We gain weight and lose weight. We get sick and we heal. We get older and our bodies change. In what ways do you show appreciation for your body and its resilience? Focus: Notice the changes your body goes through without labeling them as good or bad. How can you better appreciate the miracle of your body? Do: In the space provided, write a letter of appreciation to your body. |
Work and GoalsReflect: Does the work you do at your job or at school make you feel like you are fulfilling your unique purpose in life? Focus: Instead of looking for a specific passion, follow your curiosity. How can you connect what you do now with something you love? Do: What are you good at? What do you enjoy learning about? What’s one way that you can dive deeper into something that interests you at work or at school? |
Creativity and SpiritReflect: Have you ever given up on an idea before you could fully develop it? Perhaps you felt inspired to write a cookbook or start a blog. What happened? Focus: Remember where the idea came from and how it felt when it came to you. Remember why you were excited about it. What would it be like to channel that energy once again? Do: Start fresh. Write down the new thoughts that come to you about this idea. Do some research and take notes. |
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“GG is a transparency, a beautiful space for light to shine through into this world. I saw it when we first worked together nearly a decade ago, and I see it now, in full splendor! Let GG and her Self-Care Check-In guide you to that same brilliant, transparency, to an inner peace that nothing can shake.” ―Nikki Walton, licensed psychotherapist and spiritual teacher
“This is the perfect book for people who want to care for themselves beyond the stereotypical bubble bath. With exercises for self-reflection and suggested action steps, GG Hill makes it easy for you to not only care for yourself in tangible ways but also shift habits and behaviors that aren't serving you. If that's not the ultimate goal of self-care, I don't know what is!” ―Jennifer Sterling, MS, CNS, R-DMT, LCAT-lp, Dance/Movement Psychotherapist
“If you want a self-care practice that goes beyond the hashtag, beyond the aspirational value, and beyond the cute spa day surface, this book of GG’s will give you just that. With gentle but penetrative guidance, GG allows her readers to not only tour their past experiences but also decide and put into movement how they’d like to shape their new ones. GG is an authority for showcasing how the written word can be a magnificent tool for healing and manifesting. This journal is absolute nourishment.” ―Tracy G., wellness artist and founder of She's Beauty and The Beast
About the Author
GG Renee Hill is an author, speaker, and advocate for self-discovery through writing. A candid voice for mental health and self-care, she brings her passion for creative expression to her courses at allthemanylayers.com. Find her on Instagram and Twitter @ggreneewrites.
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Product details
- Publisher : Rockridge Press (May 19, 2020)
- Language : English
- Paperback : 166 pages
- ISBN-10 : 1646116607
- ISBN-13 : 978-1646116607
- Item Weight : 13.6 ounces
- Dimensions : 7.9 x 0.6 x 7.8 inches
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Best Sellers Rank:
#25,626 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
- #123 in Journal Writing Self-Help
- #334 in Self-Esteem (Books)
- #614 in Happiness Self-Help
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Faye Harvin

By Faye on May 24, 2020
Faye Harvin

I got this book as part of a self-care maintenance routine I'm building. I have done CBT for about 7/8 years and I'm transitioning into more self-sufficient self work, because I'm in a place where I'm feeling really good and like it's time to move on from doing therapy (for now; part of what I'm working on is also creating a list of red flags that I need to stay aware of, that way if I ever DO need to go back to regular therapy, I'll know what to look for.)
I was looking for some kind of prompt-based journal to make into a weekly habit that had these qualities:
1.) Simple. Something I won't stress out over doing every single day, because then I won't do it. Something that lends itself to being done at my own pace. I didn't want to add assignments into my life that I can use as a weapon to beat my head against for not "keeping up".
2.) Meaningful, practical, insightful prompts appropriate for someone who has already done self work/therapy. A lot of the stuff out there is pretty 101 basic, which is absolutely awesome for beginners in therapy/self care stuff, but I needed something beyond that.
*I do want to note that this book is still suitable for beginners, too! I would feel comfortable recommending it to anyone regardless of their experience with working on their mental health. The prompts are so well done that they can be valuable to anyone at any level of learning self care.
3.) None of that "positive vibes" nonsense.
So far, I've done a few of the prompts and I am SO absolutely stoked about this book. The prompts genuinely accomplish their purpose, and I can follow along and answer the questions as they are, rather than pushing myself to think beyond what is being presented to me. The prompts can be trusted to do the work they are meant to do. The consistent format is powerful. It's great that not only do you reflect on your experience and feelings, you demonstrate and observe real examples to/of yourself. Even though the prompts are so thought-invoking, they are still simple and un-intrusive, and I take a lot of comfort in that. I have found the most therapeutic practices end up being the most simple, and more simplicity=less mental exhaustion. Perfect for me, because I have a tendency to take healthy things and hobbies, and make them into jobs that stress me out.
I just ordered a copy for my best friend who has similar experience with therapy and I am so happy I can give her a gift like this. Absolutely adore it, and feel super grateful towards this author, who is also a WOC and I love that. Will def look into getting more stuff from her.
If you aren't sure if it's for you, just fill out the sample prompts they have on here in the book preview on a piece of paper and see how it makes you feel. There's a few on here, so you can give the book a 'test-run' over a few days/weeks. I feel great about this purchase and the contribution it's making to my life. Also, if you're looking into getting stuff like this, you're awesome!!! It's so wonderful that you're taking care of you. You deserve it and we all deserve it.

By Amazon Customer on May 30, 2020

Sometimes in life we reach a point where we need guided self care steps in order to take care of ourselves and move forward with creativity toward our dreams.
I know so many people will appreciate this as much as I do. I’m getting started right now! Thank you so much for this!
I'm so glad I picked this one out of the several in my shopping cart.
Top reviews from other countries

So well thought out, so unpretentious, so structured.
I have an extra journal on the side with this, a lot of people have said there isn't enough writing space in it! But that is fine. I just write a little bit more in an extra journal.
So my tip is to order five journals with it or something because as the writer says in the introduction, a lot of these prompts may be "the birthplace of other ideas and beginnigs".

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on May 27, 2020
So well thought out, so unpretentious, so structured.
I have an extra journal on the side with this, a lot of people have said there isn't enough writing space in it! But that is fine. I just write a little bit more in an extra journal.
So my tip is to order five journals with it or something because as the writer says in the introduction, a lot of these prompts may be "the birthplace of other ideas and beginnigs".




