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Interoceptive Journaling
Interoceptive Journaling is a mindfulness practice that involves examining one’s own bodily sensations through written reflection.
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Here’s a few prompts (courtesy of [[Anne Laure]]):
- Where in my body do I feel the most tension or discomfort? Can I associate this feeling with a particular event or emotion from today?
- Do I feel any sensations of hunger or fullness? If so, where do I feel it, and how intense is it?
- How is my breath? Is it shallow or deep, fast or slow? Can I feel it more prominently in my chest, throat, or abdomen?
- Can I detect my heartbeat without touching my chest or wrist? If so, what does it feel like?
- Does my body feel heavy or light? Can I connect this feeling to something I’ve ingested or a particular activity?
- How did physical activity (or lack thereof) impact my bodily sensations today? Are there parts of my body that feel sore?
[[Interoceptive Journaling (articles) | Source]] |
Related/Extras
Related:
- [[Interoceptive Journaling (articles)]]
- [[4.2 📗 Feelings are internal interpretations of information]]