How to Journal When You Don't Know What You Feel: A 4-Part Check-In
When emotion words will not come, start with the event, a body signal, an action urge, and uncertainty. This four-part check-in keeps the entry honest.
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When emotion words will not come, start with the event, a body signal, an action urge, and uncertainty. This four-part check-in keeps the entry honest.
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