Printable journals for the things that are hard to say, instant download
Printable journals and workbooks for the parts of life that are
hard to talk about: losing someone, an alarm that will not switch
off, saying no for the first time, going back to the child you
were.
Every book here is written to be read, not just filled in. There
is explaining text, there are practices with actual steps, and
there are reference pages — and only then space to write. Nobody
needs sixty pages of empty lines.
Three shelves
Grief — journals for a specific loss rather than grief in
general: a pet, a parent, a sibling, a spouse, a friend, a
grandparent, a pregnancy, a child. What you lost was specific,
and the pages are too.
Inner work — anxiety, boundaries, self-worth, attachment, the
inner child, shadow work, people-pleasing, perfectionism, anger,
burnout, and more.
For practitioners — session notes, intake forms, treatment plans
and reference sheets for therapists and counsellors, written to
be used between sessions rather than read once.
How it works
Everything is an instant download. Two page sizes are included,
US Letter and A4, and every file works on a tablet in GoodNotes,
Notability or Xodo as well as on paper.
A note
These are places to think and to write. They are not therapy, not
medical advice, and not a diagnosis.