Download our introductory guide, What is appreciative journaling?, here, which shows you how to get the most out of journaling. We’ve also developed a protocol to evaluate and support reflective learning. If you’re a trainer and want to use the journal in your workshops, email us at hello@appreciatingpeople.co.uk and we’ll send you the protocol.
Appreciative journaling is based around the idea of noticing, and recording, the good things in your day. Food for Thought encourages you to develop an appreciative attitude to life, prompting and inspiring you to notice the good things.
This method of positive psychology is becoming increasingly widespread, and has been adopted by the NHS, homeless hostels and the US army, amongst others, to support personal wellbeing.
The tips, tools and techniques you’ll find in Food for Thought can be used at home and at work, helping you focus on life’s positives as you learn to develop your appreciative self, flourish and support your wellbeing.
Food for Thought encourages users to follow nef’s Five Ways to Wellbeing, and is sponsored by Liverpool PCT’s Decade of Health and Wellbeing.
What people say:
I can think of no more powerful activity for changing your life for the better, than to spend a little time each day with this appreciative journal, finding what’s right in our life. This deceivingly simple and enjoyable process will transform your life in ways you can’t begin to imagine. I highly recommend it!.
Jackie Kelm
Europe
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