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Complete Self-Care Guide: Physical, Emotional, Psychological, Personal, Spiritual, Slides of Personality Psychology

A detailed self-care wheel that covers various aspects of self-care, including physical, emotional, psychological, personal, and spiritual self-care. The wheel offers practical suggestions for each category to help individuals manage everyday stresses and cope with traumatic experiences. The activities listed are not exhaustive, and individuals are encouraged to choose activities that resonate with them.

What you will learn

  • What are some emotional self-care activities suggested in the Self-Care Wheel?
  • What are some spiritual self-care activities suggested in the Self-Care Wheel?
  • What are some physical self-care activities suggested in the Self-Care Wheel?

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Self-care, including self soothing and
looking after yourself, is helpful for
managing everyday stresses. It’s
particularly important after a traumatic
experience, or when doing trauma
counselling. Try to engage in self-care
when and if possible. This can look
different for everyone, so choose
activities that feel right for you and your
body. These are just some suggestions to
get you started, what works for each
person will be different.
Sexual Assault Centre
of Edmonton
Self-Care
Wheel
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Self-care, including self soothing and

looking after yourself, is helpful for

managing everyday stresses. It’s

particularly important after a traumatic

experience, or when doing trauma

counselling. Try to engage in self-care

when and if possible. This can look

different for everyone, so choose

activities that feel right for you and your

body. These are just some suggestions to

get you started, what works for each

person will be different.

Sexual Assault Centre of Edmonton

Self-Care

Wheel

Self-Care Wheel

Physical

keep or find safe housing • preserve a calm home or space • get regular medical care • eat healthy • exercise

  • be sexual • get enough sleep • take a bath • take a walk • turn off your cell phone
  • engage your senses • rest your legs up on a wall • take deep belly breaths • notice your sensations • take a bike ride • do some gentle stretches • get a massage or acupuncture

Emotional

practice affirmations • cry

  • learn relaxation or stress management techniques • check your negative self-talk
  • practice self-compassion • laugh • say “I love you” • find a hobby • flirt • read or watch something funny • buy your- self a present • let out a sigh
  • give thanks for something big or small • cuddle • ask for nurture

Psychological

therapy • take time for self-reflection • journal • draw • paint • craft • go to the movies or a show • relax in the sun • garden • read a self-help or inspiring book • join a support group • think about your positive qualities • practice asking for and receiving help • sit in nature

  • buy some flowers • observe and work on your positive and negative self-talk

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Personal

get “me” time • learn who you are • figure out what you want in life • plan short and long-term goals • make a vision board • help others

  • foster friendships • go on dates • get out of debt • just relax • spend time with your family • cook • learn something new • chat with a friend

Professional

take time for lunch • set boundaries • take all your vacation and sick days • do not work overtime • leave work at work • do not work during your time off • get support from colleagues and supervisors • take mental health days • learn to say no • plan your next career move • take a class

Spiritual

take time to sit with your thoughts • be inspired • go into nature • self-cherish • find spiritual community • meditate • sing • dance • do yoga • play with children

  • watch sunsets • pray • find a spiritual mentor • volunteer for a cause • light a candle
  • watch the stars • practice self-forgiveness