When faced with a problem, look for deeper reasons — ask yourself why this is happening and what lies beneath it.
Mindful Walk in Nature
Take a walk while observing nature and feeling peace within. Nature restores balance and brings harmony.
Creative Practice
Draw, write, sing, or play an instrument. Creativity helps release emotions and uncover deeper aspects of your personality.
Conversation with Your Inner Self
Connect with and listen to your inner part. You can ask questions, receive honest answers, and better understand your thoughts and feelings.
Body Awareness
Regularly observe your body sensations — tension, relaxation, fatigue. Physical signals often reveal inner conflicts.
Meditation
Spend 10–20 minutes daily calming your mind, listening to your inner needs, and understanding your true desires.
The “Why” Question
When faced with strong emotions or actions, ask yourself, “Why am I reacting this way?” This method helps you uncover your deeper beliefs.
Future Visualization
Imagine who you want to be in 1, 5, or 10 years. Notice what brings you joy and what causes resistance.
Gratitude Practice
Every day, write down three things you’re grateful for. This helps you see what truly matters and holds value for you.
Keeping a Journal
Write down your thoughts, emotions, and events of the day. This helps you track inner patterns and become aware of what truly affects your mood.
A selection of practices and techniques
that help you support yourself during difficult moments:
Mindful Breathing
Take 5–10 deep breaths in and out, fully focusing on your breathing. This helps reduce stress and brings back a sense of control.
“Grounding” Through Senses
Notice 5 things you can see, 4 things you can touch, 3 things you can hear, 2 things you can feel in your body, and 1 thing you can smell. This helps you return to the present moment.
Body Relaxation
Move your attention through your body, gently tensing and relaxing each muscle group. This releases tension and emotional pressure.
“Resource Jar” Practice
Write down small things that bring you joy or a sense of support. In difficult times, reread them to restore your strength.
Gratitude Practice
Even in hard moments, find at least one or two things to be grateful for. This shifts your focus from problems to support.
Inner Dialogue
Sit with yourself and speak gently as if to a friend: “This is hard, but I’ll get through it.” Supportive words help reduce anxiety and fear.