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Agenda & Journal Prendre Soin de Soi

Un agenda et un journal à imprimer, sans date, bâtis sur une idée : prendre soin de soi est un entretien, pas une récompense — alors on le planifie selon l'énergie que l'on a vraiment

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  • 28 pages
  • Formats: PDF · US Letter + A4 · colour + ink saver
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Self-care usually gets sold as something you earn once the hard work is done. That version is useless on the days you most need it. This 28-page printable treats self-care as ordinary maintenance and gives it a structure: a menu of pre-decided care sorted by low, medium and high energy, so tired-you only has to pick from a list rather than invent one.

Inside: a self-care wheel across eight areas of life with a 1–10 rating table, two weekly planners, four daily check-in pages (mood, energy, sleep, water, movement, one kind thing, three gratitudes and a different reflective prompt on each), a 31-night sleep tracker, month-long mood and energy grids, an 8-habit tracker, three different gratitude pages, boundaries and a "no" list with six ways to say it, a support circle map, a stress-relief toolbox you fill in while calm, a gentler screen-time plan, two monthly resets, fifty small joys, and eight cut-out coping cards for the moments when nothing else is readable.

The tone is warm and plain, with no hype and no guilt. Where it borrows an idea it says so — Kristin Neff on self-compassion, the "three good things" exercise from Seligman and colleagues, behavioural activation, grounding and paced breathing — and it is clear that a planner is not treatment. Every page is undated, so print what you use as often as you need. US Letter and A4, full colour and Ink Saver, with a clickable contents page.

Ce que vous recevez

  • 28 undated pages, print-ready, with a clickable table of contents
  • Self-care menu by energy level (low / medium / high) — plus a filled-in example page to borrow from
  • Self-care wheel across eight areas: physical, emotional, social, mental, spiritual, professional, financial, environmental
  • Four daily check-in pages: mood, energy, calm, sleep, water, meals, movement, daylight, medication, connection, one kind thing, three gratitudes
  • Trackers: 31 nights of sleep, a month of mood and energy, and 8 habits × 31 days
  • Three gratitude pages: the "three good things" log, 30 prompts, and a letter of thanks
  • Boundaries & the no list, support circle map, stress-relief toolbox, screens & digital detox plan
  • Two weekly planners, two monthly resets, and a fifty small joys list
  • Eight cut-out coping cards: 5-4-3-2-1 grounding, box breathing, the self-compassion break, the five-minute rule and more
  • US Letter + A4, colour + Ink Saver, works in GoodNotes and Notability as well as on paper

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Ce qu'il y a dedans

How to use thisSelf-care as maintenance, and planning by energy instead of by willpower
ContentsTap or click any line to jump to that page
My self-care menuPre-decided care, sorted by the energy you actually have
A filled-in menuWhat the menu looks like in use — borrow anything that fits
The self-care wheelEight areas of life. Shade each slice out from the middle to the number that feels true today.
Weekly self-care planner (2 pages)Plan the week around your energy, not around your ambitions for it
Daily check-in (4 pages)Mood, energy, sleep, the basics, one kind thing and three gratitudes
Sleep trackerOne line a morning. Patterns show up in about two weeks, and they are usually not the ones you expected.
Mood & energy trackerColour one box a day. A month of dots tells you more than a month of trying to remember.
Habit trackerEight small things. Tick the box, keep the chain, and never miss twice in a row.
Three good thingsThree things that went well today, and why they happened
Gratitude promptsThirty prompts, for the days when "what are you grateful for?" produces nothing at all
A letter of thanksOne person, one page. You do not have to send it — though sending it is usually the good bit.
Boundaries & the no listA boundary is not a wall. It is a description of what you will do, said out loud, in advance.
My support circleWho is actually around you, what each person is good for, and who you have not spoken to in too long
My stress-relief toolboxWritten while you are fine, so it is ready on the day you are not
Screens & a gentler detoxNot a ban. A look at where the hours go, and a few edges put back on the day.
Monthly reset (2 pages)Twenty minutes at the end of the month: look back honestly, then set one direction
Fifty small joysNot goals, not a bucket list. Fifty tiny things that reliably make a day better.
Coping cards to cut outEight wallet-sized cards. Cut along the dashed lines and keep one where you will find it in a bad moment.
Notes (2 pages, lined and dotted)For anything that does not fit anywhere else

Questions

Is it dated? Will it run out?

It is completely undated. The daily, weekly, gratitude, tracker and reset pages are designed to be printed as many times as you like, for as many months or years as you like. Free lifetime updates are included.

Can I use it on an iPad instead of printing it?

Yes. The PDFs import into GoodNotes, Notability, Noteshelf, Xodo, Penly and any other PDF annotation app, and the contents page is clickable so you can jump between sections. The cut-out coping cards are the one part that really is better printed.

Is this therapy or medical advice?

No. It is a general wellbeing planner. It does not diagnose or treat anything and it is not a substitute for a doctor, therapist or crisis service. Self-care is not a treatment for depression, anxiety, trauma or burnout, although it can sit alongside one. The planner includes a clear note about this and lists crisis lines.

What does "energy-based planning" actually mean?

Instead of one list of self-care ideas, you write three: what counts as care when you are running on empty, when you are having an ordinary day, and when you have a full tank. On a bad day you read the low-energy column and pick one thing, rather than trying to talk yourself into a plan written by a rested version of you.

How much time does it take?

A daily check-in is about five minutes. The weekly planner is ten. The monthly reset is twenty. The menu and the wheel are one-off pages you fill in once and revisit. You can use one page and ignore the rest.

Which pages should I print first?

The self-care menu and one daily check-in. If you want a third, the self-care wheel. Print more only once you know which ones you actually use — an unused page in a folder is just a small daily reproach.

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