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Self-Care and Mood Planner
Notice patterns in mood, energy, sleep, nourishment, stress, support, and recovery without self-judgment. Designed for people who want a gentle personal-care record alongside professional support where needed.
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SECTION 01
Care baseline
What steadies me
Early stress signs
Reliable supports
What makes care harder
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9 connected sections.
Name the conditions that help you feel supported. Includes what steadies me, early stress signs, reliable supports, what makes care harder.
Notice the day without diagnosing it. Includes mood words, energy, stress, what i need.
Track context around changes over time. Includes date and mood, sleep and nourishment, events or cycle context, what helped.
Choose care by available energy. Includes two-minute care, low-energy care, restorative care, connection care.
Build a repeatable wind-down, not a perfect score. Includes target window, wind-down cue, environment adjustment, morning note.
Plan safe ways to reduce activation. Includes current stressor, what is controllable, regulation practice, one boundary.
Keep people and professional resources visible. Includes person or service, how they can help, contact, when i will reach out.
Prepare a simple path for reduced capacity. Includes minimum needs, commitments to pause, safe contact, urgent-care information.
Look for support patterns, not personal failure. Includes what replenished me, what depleted me, pattern i noticed, care adjustment.