Self Care
Repeat: weekly

Understand what self-care means to you and its importance in Recovery.

"Loving yourself isn’t vanity; it’s sanity." - Katrina Mayer

Self-care is not a one-time activity but a continuous process of assessing and meeting your own wants and needs. It is essential for Recovery & overall well-being and can improve resilience, productivity and quality of life.

Rate your current feelings and attitudes regarding your willingness to commit to self care disciplines. We will periodically revisit this self assessment.

5
=  Strongly Agree
4
=  Agree
3
=  Sometimes
2
=  Disagree
1
=  Strongly Disagree
Recovery

Prioritizing Recovery.

Following a Recovery / wellness routine with professional support or 12 step recovery.

Nurturing emotional and mental health.

Interacting with support network.

Attention to physical, social, spiritual and practical requirements.

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Physical Self-Care

Exercise and physical activity.

Eating a balanced, nutritious diet.

Getting adequate sleep.

Regular medical check-ups.

Personal hygiene.

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Emotional Self-Care

Managing stress through relaxation techniques like meditation, yoga, or deep breathing.

Journaling to process emotions.

Seeking therapy or counseling.

Engaging in hobbies and activities that bring joy.

Practicing self-compassion and positive self-talk.

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Mental Self-Care

Setting boundaries to protect personal time and energy.

Engaging in activities that stimulate the mind, such as reading or puzzles.

Taking breaks and avoiding overworking.

Practicing mindfulness and being present in the moment.

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Spiritual Self-Care

Engaging in practices that nurture the soul, such as prayer, meditation, or spending time in nature.

Reflecting on personal values and aligning actions with them.

Participating in community or faith-based activities.

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Financial self-care

Budgeting and Planning. 

Saving and Investing. 

Debt Management. 

Spending Wisely. 

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Intellectual self-care

Reading books.

Exploring New Hobbies or Learning Skills.

Journaling or Creative Writing.

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Social Self-Care

Maintaining healthy, supportive relationships.

Spending time with loved ones.

Communicating openly and honestly.

Seeking social support when needed.

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Occupational self-care

Setting healthy boundaries between work and personal life to prevent burnout

Seeking professional development opportunities to enhance skills and career growth

Organizing and prioritizing tasks to maintain a balanced and manageable workload

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Work-Life Balance

Setting boundaries between work and personal life.

Ensuring adequate time for rest, leisure, and family.

Taking regular breaks during the workday.

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Stress Management

Recognizing signs of stress and taking steps to address them.

Practicing relaxation techniques, such as deep breathing, meditation, or yoga.

Seeking support from colleagues, supervisors, or professional counselors.

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Healthy Work Environment

Keeping the workspace clean and clutter-free.

Pursuing opportunities for growth and learning.

Setting career goals and working towards them.

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Time Management

Prioritizing tasks and managing time effectively.

Avoiding over commitment and learning to say no when necessary.

Using tools and techniques to stay organized and efficient.

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Job Satisfaction

Engaging in work that is meaningful and fulfilling.

Seeking roles and tasks that align with personal strengths and interests.

Communicating openly with supervisors about job satisfaction and potential improvements.

Building positive relationships with colleagues.

Seeking mentorship and offering support to others.

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Self-Advocacy

Communicating needs and concerns assertively.

Negotiating for fair compensation, benefits, and working conditions.

Seeking accommodations or adjustments when necessary.

Reflecting on daily accomplishments and areas for improvement.

Lifelong Learning

Taking courses or attending workshops in areas of interest.

Reading books, articles, or journals on a variety of topics.

Engaging in creative activities such as writing, drawing, painting, or music.

Exploring new hobbies that challenge your creativity.

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Critical Thinking

Engaging in activities that require problem-solving and analytical skills.

Playing strategy games, puzzles, or brain teasers.

Participating in debates or discussions on various topics.

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Mindfulness and Reflection

Practicing mindfulness to stay present and aware of your thoughts.

Reflecting on your experiences and learning from them.

Keeping a journal to document your thoughts, ideas, and progress.

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