500 Journal Prompts: For Mental Health, Creativity, and Personal Exploration
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Do you want to journal but never know what to write about?
Are you a therapist or coach and need topics to discuss with your clients?
Do you need thought provoking questions to ask your podcast guests?
I’ve got you covered!
You’ve probably heard about the awesome benefits of journaling. As a psychologist, it is something that I suggest to just about every client that I work with. However, journaling can be quite a daunting task. If you are one of the many people that are terrified by the blank page and never know what to write about, I’ve got you covered!
This is a collection of 500 prompts for you to reflect on. They are randomized so that you can flip to any page and find something to write about. The prompts include deep questions about your life, creativity exercises, and thought-provoking quotes.
Whether you are a person looking to better understand yourself or a professional such as a therapist or coach, you will get a ton of value out of these prompts. Aside from journaling, these are also fantastic topics for podcast interviews or even conversation starters on a date.
Sample Prompts:What is the most beautiful thing you have ever seen?Write a letter to yourself 5 years ago.Take a task that you’ve been dreading and break it up into the smallest possible steps.What do you need to give yourself more credit for?What are you waiting for? Let the exploration begin!
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The anxiety book that started a genre. Depression help for real people. Journaling and self-reflection ideas. Deepen your relationships or get to know someone.
ASIN : B09DFK4MTX
Publisher : Independently published (August 19, 2021)
Language : English
Paperback : 49 pages
ISBN-13 : 979-8456318718
Item Weight : 2.08 ounces
Dimensions : 5 x 0.12 x 8 inches
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Customers find the prompts thought-provoking and helpful for gaining insights. They describe the book as easy to use and a valuable part of their wellness kit. However, some customers feel that the writing space is limited, while others appreciate the quality of the prompts and the amount provided. There are mixed opinions on the prompts, with some finding them great and zany, while others feel they lack variety.
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tammy robinette –
Very helpful and lots of insights
I got this to help with my journal writing, I write my personal thoughts and this helps with other things that maybe on your mind or even just a thought . I love it
PRC –
Would buy as a gift.
Love this book, just what I needed for my gratitude journal.
A. H. –
Could have more diversityâ¦
â¦and greater depth to the questions. But itâs a good start!
CR Button –
LOVE LOVE LOVE IT!
This book is amazing. I have a friend pick a number 1-500 everyday and that’s my daily journal prompt. They have some fun topics or just quirky activities to do. He has other books and a podcast. I’ve started listening to the podcast as well. Super easy to write a page about the prompt.
Irene –
Small and Irritating
If you are looking to dig deep into your psyche, you might like it. All I wanted was simple prompts like:- What makes you smile?- What are your wildest dreams?Just something to prompt me to write positive little entries in my journal. I am not looking to write a novel. Instead, this book asks questions like:- When I was younger Iâ¦- Do you feel like itâs ever appropriate to be dishonest?This brochure was written by a psychologist and it shows! If I wanted to go that deep, Iâll see a professional instead of scribbling same old thoughts that got me where I am today.
Tanya O. –
Amazing Book
If you have writers block when journaling this book is for you. If you’re new to journaling, this book will help you on your way!
Kaye Wefelmeyer –
Makes You Really Think
I have “journal editor off and on for years and it has always been more of a “dear diary here’s what I did today”. This year I wanted to try a different approach so I bought “500 Journal Prompts” by Dr. Duff. Each day I use an online random number generator to pick which prompt I will address with no repeats. No matter how I feel about that days prompt I use it. WOW! I’ve learned so much about myself and this has actually helped me come to some new realizations about who I am. I have been so impressed I bought a copy for my daughter. I highly recommend this book for those who do journal or who want to. The only thing I add is a short daily affirmation
T –
Nice little book
Heads up; make sure you have a spare journal to write your responses in. I am not done with this journal yet, I use a random number generator to decide which prompt to do for the day. Nice little book, the prompts make you stop and really think about how you are going to respond. And when you think you know how you’ll respond when you read the question and you go to respond sometimes you have to stop and reconsider your answer. It’s a nice getaway from the world for a few minutes. Recenters you a bit, calms you down if you’re doing the journaling while upset.
Courtney –
This is an amazing journalism prompt book, if you want to go beyond the surface level of typical journalism prompts that focus on gratitude or surface level mindfulness. So far the prompts have got me thinking and reflecting. Would definitely recommend to anyone who wants to challenge themselves.
Amazon Customer –
I love this, I always want to journal but sometimes struggle with where to start, this is great for direction. Some are fun questions and others are have a lot of depth to them and make you think hard about the answer.
Fred –
Great stimulus for thought and starting point for journal entries.
Kirsten –
I expected more from this book
Allison Hayes –
I expected a typical journal with prompts, followed by space to write your journal responses. Instead it is a list of prompts. No journalling room. The prints are fine, so Iâm giving it 3 stars, however itâs not what I expected or wanted and thatâs disappointing. I could look up prompts online. I was buying it thinking it would be like most of these journals, where you write IN it.