Free 12-page mental health planner!

Living with anxiety and depression is exhausting enough, so don't spend your energy on trying to find the right planners and worksheets for you. This free 12-page mental health planner kit is made by someone who has dealt with these same issues for a long time, and I wanted to share it with you!

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A lot of mental health blogs talk about changing your mindset and attitude to get better. And yes, that does have a part of it, but the truth is that it can feel impossible to leave the negative circles your mind goes in by willpower alone. How are you supposed to change the way you think when you can barely get through the day, not to mention out of the bed?

We only have so much energy, and when you have depression and anxiety you spend a lot of it on just being a functioning adult. 

This is why I believe so much in incorporating practical ways and methods to improve your mental health. You need lists and planners telling you exactly what you need to do so you make your life as easy as possible.

The mental health planner bundle and what it contains

​Why give your already overworked mind more things to remember and be anxious about? I write everything down in my bullet journal so I don't have to worry about forgetting things (which I definitely would and do). I even have a Google Doc document where I write down important dates and reminders for next year!

This is why I redesigned all of my freebies and put them together in one big mental health planner bundle. It has:

• a weekly gratitude journal
• ​a daily planner made for people dealing with anxiety and overwhelm (from How to schedule your day -- A guide for the easily overwhelmed)
• a quick body weight workout (from Body weight workout routine for depression)
• a workout tracker
• 60 affirmations (from Affirmations for success in work & life)
• a 7 day self-care challenge (from 7 day self-care challenge)
• 30 self-care ideas​

​You can choose which ones are the most important to use in your life right now and either print them out or upload them to sites like PDFescape and fill them out online, whatever works best for you. Personally I like to have paper to write on, but it will save on paper and clutter to keep them online. 

We all need as much help we can get on our journey to living a good life, because why make it harder than it has to be? Accept the help and support people offer you, and don't force yourself to go through this alone. You have a whole community cheering you on. :)

Free mental health planner bundle!

Daily planner for anxiety, gratitude journal, self-care challenge, workout tracker, and more!

Thank you!

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Related articles:

• 10 practical ways to help your friend with depression​
• 10 simple ways to relax at bedtime
• How to schedule your day -- A guide for the easily overwhelmed
• 14 easy ways to beat morning anxiety

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