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Faith-Centered Practice

Daily Check-In

A gentle daily practice: notice what you are feeling, what your body is holding, how you can show yourself kindness, and where you see God at work.

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How am I feeling?

Click a core feeling in the inner ring, or tap any word on the outer ring. Every feeling is a message — you are not your feelings.

SADlonelyhurtguiltyashameddepressedgrievingFEARFULworriedinsecurenervouspanickedhelplessoverwhelmedHAPPYjoyfulgratefulproudexcitedpeacefulcontentLOVEtenderaffectionatecaringcompassionatesentimentalsafeCALMtranquilfocusedrelaxedgroundedrestedstillSURPRISEDstartledconfusedamazedshockedcuriousstunnedDISGUSTEDdisapprovingjudgmentalembarrassedappalledrevoltednauseatedANGRYirritatedresentfulhostilefrustratedannoyedenragedFEELINGSWHEELEvery feeling is a message.You are not your feelings.

What is my body experiencing?

Our bodies often tell us what we have not yet put into words.

Sensations wheel showing where eight emotions — sad, fearful, happy, love, calm, surprised, disgusted, and angry — are commonly felt in the body, with a labeled body map at the center.
Our feelings show up in our bodies. Notice. Breathe. Be kind to yourself.

What can I do to give myself a brief moment of self-care or self-kindness today?

Small acts of kindness toward yourself are not selfish — they are part of being human. Choose as many as you would like.

How have I seen God at work in my life?

Look for the small and the ordinary: a moment of peace, a kind word, strength you did not expect, beauty you noticed.

You Don't Have to Figure It Out Alone

These tools are a starting place. If you are carrying more than you can hold, counseling can help. I offer online therapy for adults across Maine.

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