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The document is a Daily Mood Log designed to help individuals identify triggers and their emotional responses. It includes sections for recording the date, trigger event, feelings with intensity ratings, and thoughts, based on therapeutic principles from David D. Burns' 'The Feeling Good Handbook'.

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How to create a mood journal?

How to create a mood journal: 4 steps Choose your format. There are several types of mood journals, so choose one youll enjoy using and can stick with regularly. Determine what to track. Set a routine. Review your entries.

What is a daily mood chart?

The Daily Mood Chart Use the daily chart, to give a global assessment of your mood on a day-to-day basis (Rate from 1 to 10, where 1 is the worst and 10 is the best) 2.

How to keep track of mood?

The simplest method for mood tracking is through a diary or chart where you record your mood on a scale and optionally provide additional notes. You can then use this log to understand your mood changes over time, search for patterns, and implement changes to improve your mood.

How to do a daily mood log?

How to start mood journaling 1. Identify your emotions 2. Choose a tracking method 3. Log it every day 4. Review it at the end of the month and make goals for the next month

How to make a mood scale?

How to complete the Mood Scale: Every night, before going to bed, circle the number (between 1-9), which indicates how you felt that day. There is no right or wrong answer. We find that it is easiest to keep the scale by the bed so that before you go to bed, you can think about your day and rate your mood for the day.

How to create a mood log?

This is the simplest way to create a mood tracker. Following a calendar style, use the dot grid design in your bullet journal to sketch a table. Then, follow the colours in your mood tracker key to fill in each square with your mood each day. Its as easy as that!

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