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Journal Prompts for Anxiety Part 2

One anxious thought often leads to another, and then another, until the person is surrounded by these thoughts. It becomes difficult to revert to a worry-free state of mind once these anxious thoughts take over. In moments like this, journaling can help reduce anxiety. Studies have shown that writing about how a person feels has…

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One anxious thought often leads to another, and then another, until the person is surrounded by these thoughts. It becomes difficult to revert to a worry-free state of mind once these anxious thoughts take over. In moments like this, journaling can help reduce anxiety. Studies have shown that writing about how a person feels has the potential to ease anxiety in people who have suffered from traumatic event.

Here are some journaling prompts for you :

  • Make a list of people with whom you have a poor relationship and the reasons why.
  • What brings you peace and why?
  • Where do you feel the safest and the reasons why?
  • Who loves you truly for who you are?
  • Make a list of 3 things that you want to change about yourself. Then, write action points how you could accomplish this.
  • What are your talents? What are you doing right now to nourish these talents?
  • Describe your biggest accomplishment.

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8 responses to “Journal Prompts for Anxiety Part 2”

  1. Astrid

    These are great prompts! Thank you for sharing them.

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    1. GS

      Thank you I am glad you liked the prompts. Journaling helps keep your brain in tip-top shape. Not only does it boost memory and comprehension, it also increases working memory capacity, which may reflect improved cognitive processing. Boosts Mood.

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  2. Rob

    Journaling has helped me tremendously, especially at night when I am trying to get to sleep. It helps clear your head and gets all of the random thoughts out of your mind.

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    1. GS

      Journaling helps control your symptoms and improve your mood by: Helping you prioritize problems, fears, and concerns. Tracking any symptoms day-to-day so that you can recognize triggers and learn ways to better control them.

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  3. Desiree S. Brown

    These are amazing prompts! I used to journal a lot, but recently stopped as it’s difficult for me to figure out what exactly is bothering me. I will use these prompts to get me started.

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    1. GS

      Way to go Desiree. The idea is to write in detail what you are feeling, why do you feel that way, what you think the cause could be, some solutions for those problems, and so forth. It is important to explore all aspects of your emotions and evaluate different perspectives of the situation.

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  4. runningupamountain

    Journaling is such a great way to release stress and anxiety! Thanks for these prompts :))

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    1. GS

      The practice of writing can enhance the brain’s intake, processing, retaining, and retrieving of information, it promotes the brain’s attentive focus, boosts long-term memory, illuminates patterns, gives the brain time for reflection, and when well-guided, is a source of conceptual development and stimulus of the brain’s highest cognition.

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