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The Worry Spidergram
To make your own, follow the steps below:
- Draw a bubble in the center of your paper and write “My Worries” inside.
- Draw surrounding bubbles and fill them with your worries and concerns.
- Get a new page and put one of the surrounding worries into the center bubble.
- Add surrounding bubbles with the following headings: Event, Initial Feelings, Initial Thoughts, Thoughts After Reflection, Reframing Learning.
- Continue to break down the worry into smaller and smaller bubbles.
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Worry Journal As A Way To Manage Stress
What do you do when you feel stressed or worried? Do you vent to anyone who will listen? Or do you calmly jot down your thoughts in a journal? For many people, the answer is probably the former. For some, venting may lead to a cathartic release of emotions.
However, using a journa...
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How To Start A Worry Journal
Ask yourself:
- What are you really worried about?
- What do you fear is going to happen?
- Where might the worry have come from?
Start writing:
- Grab a pen and paper and write down everything you’re worried about, big and small.
- Set a 3...
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The Benefits of Journaling
- Writing down concerns and worries enables us to gain perspective over what are genuine concerns and hypothetical worries.
- It can help us process our worries so we can become more aware of the difference between the event and our interpretation of the event.
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